Turning a motorcycle: Difference between revisions

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	*Accelerate back to cruising speed.		*Accelerate back to cruising speed.

	Smart riding doesn't happen accidentally. Learn and practice. Practicing good cornering technique leads to a state of mind in which you trust the bike to end up where you want it to. Eventually, you'll have the confidence to lean the bike, focus your eyes only on where you want to go, stay on the throttle, and ~~ride the~~ corner ~~out~~ - all while expecting to succeed.		Smart riding doesn't happen accidentally. Learn and practice. Practicing good cornering technique leads to a state of mind in which you trust the bike to end up where you want it to. Eventually, you'll have the confidence to lean the bike, focus your eyes only on where you want to go, stay on the throttle, and get around each corner - all while expecting to succeed.