Great advice and well constructed video, thanks. Could you enlighten me about "how" to maintain your line through bends? I seem to be unable to keep a position 1 on a right hander., drifting to position 2 or even 3 only part way in. Thanks again.
Thanks pal. Like many things in motorcycling, could be a few things. One common issue is where your looking, are you looking up and far enough up the road? Hunting for that limit point and seeing the rest with your peripheral vison. Another common one is too much pressure on the right side of the bars, do you feel mid bend your applying more pressure with your throttle hand which would cause you to lean the bike more into the turn. Without watching you it's not easy to say exactly the cause but try working on where your looking and how much counter steering you are applying.
@@121MotoSkills Ah, it's your beard. I spent some time in Scotland in 1981 and 2004 and saw some proper broad beards. I did not see any as skimpy and frail as yours. You need to eat more haggis 😉
Great upload, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 🤜🏻🤛🏻 hope it helps
Great advice and well constructed video, thanks.
Could you enlighten me about "how" to maintain your line through bends? I seem to be unable to keep a position 1 on a right hander., drifting to position 2 or even 3 only part way in.
Thanks again.
Thanks pal.
Like many things in motorcycling, could be a few things. One common issue is where your looking, are you looking up and far enough up the road? Hunting for that limit point and seeing the rest with your peripheral vison.
Another common one is too much pressure on the right side of the bars, do you feel mid bend your applying more pressure with your throttle hand which would cause you to lean the bike more into the turn.
Without watching you it's not easy to say exactly the cause but try working on where your looking and how much counter steering you are applying.
Do you also use your helmet for kayaking? It seems you have some sea weed inside your helmet hanging down in front of your neck.
Never seen a scotsman with a beard? 🤣
@@121MotoSkills Ah, it's your beard. I spent some time in Scotland in 1981 and 2004 and saw some proper broad beards. I did not see any as skimpy and frail as yours. You need to eat more haggis 😉