Riding Techniques

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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
  • Downshifting in a turn/Blipping the throttle
  • Entering a turn too fast
  • Dragging a knee
  • Losing traction

Braking

  • Using front and rear brake
  • Maximum braking
  • Trail Braking
  • Stopping in traffic
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