Being a a newbie, I found this article as a reminder to "not fixate", in other words, go with the flow. Yes, I have had those sphincter flexing moments during hard acceleration on a turn when the rear tire decides to slip and go in the opposite direction that you want to go, OH S#/T !
HERE IS A SUMMARY OF THE ARTICLE BUT I URGE EVERYONE TO CHECK OUT THIS QUICK READ.
http://www.advpulse.com/adv-prepping...ccident-cause/
• Did your eyes stay locked on the threat?
• Did you target fixate or maintain an open field of vision during the incident?
• Were you able to unlock your eyes and redirect them toward a safe target path?
• How did your body react? Did you tense up or hold your breath?
• How ‘fluid’ was your brain in the moment? Did you panic and mentally ‘lock up’?
• Were you able to remain calm and consciously react or were you riding scared?
• Did the accident ‘come of out nowhere’? Were you looking far enough ahead?
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2015 Bashan"Blaze" BS250GY-31 (DB-07K-250) GONE
2017 Suzuki V Strom 650 XT
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