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Steering Dampeners |
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Rose |
The two tumbles I've had on the GSXR were from hard front wheel braking, when the rear of the bike goes past the front of the bike. I believe steering dampers would fix this. Has anyone out there had experience with this? I have changed my braking practice to using much more downshifting, allowing the bike to rev moderately high. I haven't yet had a panic situation to test my downshifting reflex, but just as happens with all experiences, I've learned to stay away from anything that could become a panic situation. Practically that means no more running yellow lights and no more splitting lanes.
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Take a Riding Course |
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Lu |
Should take a on-track riding course. Dampeners won't help.
Only way a rear passes the front is from rear over braking, from engine
or brake, unless rear is flipping over front.
I need help on using a power pack for my 86'gixxer.
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More on Steering Dampeners |
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Dave |
I had the same problem and find the same solution; i.e. using your
head. I used to roadrace; I don't think taking track school is a viable
solution. perhaps a different, more progressive, master cylinder, or
using one finger on the lever
