Topic Moved and Approved.

Riding in cross-winds, particularly in an impending Storm ( I'm not suggesting anyone to do this. But sometimes, one can't bother !!! ) is really a challenge.

The following things are usually what keeps me alive & riding, apart from the great weight & stability of my steed (Bull Std);

1. Sticking the legs as close to the fuel tank as possible to leave no air gap between them.
2. Stiffening the handle grip to not let the wheels take you where they want to ( & this is important ).
3. Cramming or partially bending the body inwards to reduce as much wind pressure or resistance to wind flow as possible.
4. A bit of more concentration into how your horse is feeling the conditions.

Usually these are enough to avert damages !!! But it's always preferable to judge your distance with your trouble. If the road ahead is considerably large & wind speed is picking up, it's better to wait a while; like harshit.d said.

@harshit.d: The topic already esists here: http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/pit-stop...way-rides.html
Check it out.

@Moderators: Please merge this thread with the one above