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Thread: Braking in the wet

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    practice , practice , practice will save your life some day.
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    Hey TOTO, was good to ride with you, YR64L, Gubb and Gordy the other night - sorry we lost you!! Hopefully we can ride again sometime soon.

    Just wanted to share a little experience I had recently -

    I was on my way to work and taking the on ramp from the Northcote bridge on to the motorway, heading north. The light was red so I stopped and the road was a bit wet and greasy. When the light went green I accelerated much too hard while turning a little bit so my right wheel spun up and flew out to the right in quite a skid, so I steered into the skid (counter-steering technique you use in a car) and the bike skidded the other way, but with less intensity, so I steered into the skid again and jut kept doing that until I was able to totally straighten up and keep going.

    If you do find your rear wheel sliding that is a very effective way to get out of it. It was a bit scary but it worked!
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    interesting.

    I need to practice that.

    Thanks for the tip
    Don't Ride Faster Than Your Guardian Angel Can Fly !!!



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