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CURIOUS. How many of you use counter-steering predominantly?
When I learned to ride (way back when)I never did. Of course, I never used the front brake either back in those days.
But about 3 years ago a pocket rocket friend of mine gave me a book to read on riding techniques. I've been counter-steering ever since. MORE IMMEDIATE and EXACTING CONTROL especially in exigent circumstances.
I have a bud who doesn't believe in it. But, he's stubborn old school.
Me neither but didn't for a long time. I guess the courses teach it (CHP). I saw a pic of a guy highrolling on a bagger on the forum about two weeks ago. Would have saved his butt. I'll try to find the pic and post it in the poll.
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