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Originally posted by TenHut
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if there isnt enough vision or if the corner is blind it isnt tempting to committ to the corner at all. It is rather super scary ! Tempting is that what is done in complete vision for then you can throttle and get that knee down by carrying enough speed.
When I see a vehicle or a blind corner I just suddenly abandon everything that I am doing and straighten the bike up and cruise.Attempt is to make that a reflex action.
You will see that a handful of good riders cornering at lavasa are in the opposite lane when at their apex. Check them pics out at FB. These guys have nailed the corner and are pulling one handers or whatever they think is cool, but unfortunately they are in the opposite lane
As you said, it takes discipline. But it does not take skill to not cross your lane and to not overtake in blind corners and as such can be done by anyone and everyone at lavasa or anywhere else.
Untill recently even seasoned lavasa riders like Sagar46, Ritwik, NV used to cut lanes at lavasa untill we all collectively realised the importance of staying in your lane.
Vision or not ! Traffic or not ! never ever get into the opposite lane, it will be a good idea to expect someone in your own lane though
if there isnt enough vision or if the corner is blind it isnt tempting to committ to the corner at all. It is rather super scary ! Tempting is that what is done in complete vision for then you can throttle and get that knee down by carrying enough speed.
When I see a vehicle or a blind corner I just suddenly abandon everything that I am doing and straighten the bike up and cruise.Attempt is to make that a reflex action.
You will see that a handful of good riders cornering at lavasa are in the opposite lane when at their apex. Check them pics out at FB. These guys have nailed the corner and are pulling one handers or whatever they think is cool, but unfortunately they are in the opposite lane
As you said, it takes discipline. But it does not take skill to not cross your lane and to not overtake in blind corners and as such can be done by anyone and everyone at lavasa or anywhere else.
Untill recently even seasoned lavasa riders like Sagar46, Ritwik, NV used to cut lanes at lavasa untill we all collectively realised the importance of staying in your lane.
Vision or not ! Traffic or not ! never ever get into the opposite lane, it will be a good idea to expect someone in your own lane though
Originally posted by niranjanvaidya
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Its not closed circuit and yeah always expect someone to enter your lane,
i had it experienced not on bike but in car.
Sorry not not multi quoting my previous post
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