Originally posted by all_souls:
to turn right; push the handle bar on ur right away frm
u?
to turn left; push the handle bar on ur left away frm u?
i don get it... maybe its some pro skills i haven figure out. or
maybe some one can tell me wat is it all about?
negotiating corner at high speed, his theory is right.... am i
right? tats the way pro did right?
countersteering...
you push your right handle bar, ur bike will lean to the right
naturally.
pro riders use lean width method when turning, that's when they
bring the bike to its maximum cornering angle and use their body
weight to shift the CG to counter the centrifugal force.
every bike has a maximum angle it can corner. so u use ur body
weight for different situations. let's say u need make a u-turn, u
will lean inwards of the turn while keeping ur bike straight so
that u can negotiate a tight turn without losing the stability of
ur bike.
because when u push your bike lower for the turn, u need more
speed. u-turns are low speed, so u use ur body weight to turn for
u. i forgot the name is technique... lean... something.