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  • Motorcycle Foot Position
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    Have You Been Wrong About Foot Position?

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    Every summer, I coach what we call the A.R.T., the Advanced Rider Training. It’s a riding school taught at our ...
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Why do so many riders counter-lean into corners. I Why do so many riders counter-lean into corners. It’s a survival instinct. It’s genetics. But remember, lean equals risk and high speed and low grip actually have a lot in common. When we are going slow with lots of grip, nothing really matters. But when we’re going fast or have limited grip we want to use similar techniques. In this case we want to reduce lean and reduce risk.
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