I've been riding just over two years, I've had 2 accidents (1 major). I've never hi-sided, never low-sided. Those guys that have, did you learn more by having done so (in as far as the feedback from the bike when it is about to tell you to get off)? I've very rarely ridden a bike that didn't have fairings, and take the attitude that I can't afford to come off. (Especially with the excess I have on my current wheels!) I find I'm a little tentative around some corners where I know I /should/ be able to go faster.
Did you guys feel that you learned more by perhaps pushing it a little more and coming off that offsets the pains (financial and physical etc) of coming off?
Comments?
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Dave
CBR600F3
Did you guys feel that you learned more by perhaps pushing it a little more and coming off that offsets the pains (financial and physical etc) of coming off?
Comments?
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Dave
CBR600F3