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I'm much more comfortable taking left turns than right turns... I noticed this when I was taking my first MSF class years ago. My instructor said it was normal because beginners are afraid of upsetting the throttle mid corner.
He said it would go away as I became more comfortable with the throttle. Well... years later and I've come to realize that it's still my biggest weak point...
Part of my issue is that I'm afraid of the limited vision the road when trees are blocking the view of oncoming traffic.
The other issue is that it still feels unnatural turning right.
I'm comfortable with the throttle though and feel quite smooth with my application and roll on/off.
Any tips on right turns and what to focus on?
It's embarrassing to have only one kneepuck looking worn and an inch of strip on the right side of the tire still...
He said it would go away as I became more comfortable with the throttle. Well... years later and I've come to realize that it's still my biggest weak point...
Part of my issue is that I'm afraid of the limited vision the road when trees are blocking the view of oncoming traffic.
The other issue is that it still feels unnatural turning right.
I'm comfortable with the throttle though and feel quite smooth with my application and roll on/off.
Any tips on right turns and what to focus on?
It's embarrassing to have only one kneepuck looking worn and an inch of strip on the right side of the tire still...