
However,the rule of best cornering is,
Enter slow,exit fast............this helps in maintaining the correct line without going wide,most beautiful cornerings are not possible without some degree of countersteering.In case of cars it would have been brake and drift mid corner,but in case of a bike,braking should be done before entering a corner,while using the left over momentum to countersteer.
GSR's braking is very effective,but rear brake needs to be slammed down to be of any use.The front brake is real good.
Yesterday,while in a traffic light GP with a Karizma,the guy did have advantage of a bit more pick-up and moved its nose ahead of mine,but where he failed miserably is in the braking department............he braked first,hence slowing down earlier,I braked late and stopped safely after overtaking him and leaving a car in between us...........and at the next traffic light,I was gone without a trace.

GSR's confidence inspiring braking system makes it a superbly controlled two-wheeler indeed !!!!!


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. When ever I feels like being followed I would slow down and let the other pass. But the situation gets really worse when they would slow down and ask for a race
. I badly like to smoke them but as a member of xBhp I wont mind loosing a race than putting others in danger.

and stopped at the naka for a sugarcane juice and when i started the bike again after a 10 min stop they came and said "lay bhari"....i have done many trips with the stock seat covered with a fur with a lamination and best of luck for your longer drives....
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