Hardest technique to master?
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I'd say throttle control. The throttle is misleadingly simple: roll on, bike goes. Roll off, bike no go. But people don't realize the importance of being smooth on the throttle and how it affects the bike.
The smoother and more fine control a person has on the throttle, the more stable and greater control they have over the bike. A person with good throttle control can go faster, safer, than someone with poor throttle control.
Buy a s1000rr. Self cancelling turn signals need no reseting
The smoother and more fine control a person has on the throttle, the more stable and greater control they have over the bike. A person with good throttle control can go faster, safer, than someone with poor throttle control.
Buy a s1000rr. Self cancelling turn signals need no reseting
How does throttle control affect that bike? What else is throttle control responsible for?
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And dose anyone know how tight to set the throttle cables on an f2 as far as free play in the handle? Im thinking that im set a little loose and think its affecting my throttle control during cornering and blips for shifting.