Ducatisti Forum - View Single Post - Going Round the Bend (A Lesson Learned in Counter-Steering)

**Dave101** · 03 Jan 08, 03:44 PM

thanks for the thread, i read it with interest, obviously counter steering is something most people learn quite quickly, but it is something i struggle with at speed, if the corner suddenly sharpens up more than i anticipate. I tend to find myself going wide (usually towards the white centre lines) and it panics me, tho at least i dont reach for the front brake and clutch (to coast) round anymore! its all practise!

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Dave101 Track Day Demon Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: durham area Posts: 229 Dave101's Gallery Bike: 1994 Ducati 750SS	thanks for the thread, i read it with interest, obviously counter steering is something most people learn quite quickly, but it is something i struggle with at speed, if the corner suddenly sharpens up more than i anticipate. I tend to find myself going wide (usually towards the white centre lines) and it panics me, tho at least i dont reach for the front brake and clutch (to coast) round anymore! its all practise!