Difference between revisions of "Riding Techniques"

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[[Going around a cloverleaf]]
  
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====Braking====
 
====Braking====

Revision as of 22:29, 16 October 2009

General techniques

Basic Controls

E-Z shifting for beginners

I want to improve my riding skills. What exercises can I do?

Tips & tricks for successful riding

Tips & tricks for successful riding 2

Icon_mini_members.gif Should I take an MSF course?

Riding The Pace

Accelerating, changing gears

Approaching an intersection

Riding in the rain

Picking up the bike when it falls over

Can I ride my bike home if the clutch cable breaks?

Turning and leaning

Speed control

Looking through the curve

Countersteering

Countersteering 2

Staying light on the bars

Scraping Pegs

Dealing with crosswinds

Maximum lean angles

Going around a cloverleaf

Braking while downshifting/Blipping the throttle

Entering a turn too fast

Dragging a knee

Losing traction

Braking

Articles & books

Ninja 250 Rider's bookshelf

Total Motorcycle's Beginner's Guide to Motorcycling

Safety Tips, Tricks, & Techniques by Jerry Palladino

50 Ways to Save Your Life Motorcyclist Magazine

Learn to Ride Faster Preparation for track riding