Well if any of the drivers were motorcyclists they'd instinctively counter steer & go the wrong way & run themselves off the road. Because , you know; they aren't motorcycles of course.
No8 Wire Extraordinaire
Well if any of the drivers were motorcyclists they'd instinctively counter steer & go the wrong way & run themselves off the road. Because , you know; they aren't motorcycles of course
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... and then panic and go for the front brake.Originally Posted by F5 Dave
And not find it and then panic some more.
Mate you've got no idea how hard it is to unlearn that shit when you're pushing them along a bit.
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you're both correct, it takes time like learning ANY new vehicle driving technique. If you do not give enough time for the skill mastery to become sub conscious before you 'push it along'? then you are only proving youre an effin numbnuts... It took a fair while to not instinctively counter steer and/or grab the front brake, but then, hang on, bet you dont try to 'grab' the front brake driving a car, do you? Same principal applies,,, you've committed to unconscious memory (cerebellum) just like walking etc the required skill set for the particular vehicle.Well if any of the drivers were motorcyclists they'd instinctively counter steer & go the wrong way & run themselves off the road. Because , you know; they aren't motorcycles of course
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Only because it's not a motorcycle...
No8 Wire Extraordinaire
yeah yeah, we've established that, even the Trolls are agreeing its pretty much a car. So do we wave to the car drivers? Meh, nah.
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