Interesting, because in my (four many's) years of riding tis not even close - what I have seen is at least 20 cages to each motor over the center line. All I wanted to point out is that cage drivers frequently cut left hand curves, especially in the twisties.
So be very aware (particularly when hooning) of that when selecting your line through a right hand curve!
I try to avoid the center line not only because of oncoming traffic, but the painted lines always seem to be slick. That unexpected shift while leaned over gives a serious pucker effect.
I try to avoid the center line not only because of oncoming traffic, but the painted lines always seem to be slick. That unexpected shift while leaned over gives a serious pucker effect.
.......and the pavement may be uneven. My wife hit a pot hole in the midline one day up into the curvy roads of KY and busted a front wheel. Of course I had to tell her that if she had not crossed the line we would not be needing to come back up with a trailer and and tow that home and buy a new wheel.
.......and the pavement may be uneven. My wife hit a pot hole in the midline one day up into the curvy roads of KY and busted a front wheel. Of course I had to tell her that if she had not crossed the line we would not be needing to come back up with a trailer and and tow that home and buy a new wheel.
Yes sir. She had the presence of mind to immediately hit the TPMS and see the pressure drop like a rock and get over off the road before the handling was deadly. Many disasters can be prevented with a little more brain function. So much for us bro.
Yes sir. She had the presence of mind to immediately hit the TPMS and see the pressure drop like a rock and get over off the road before the handling was deadly. Many disasters can be prevented with a little more brain function. So much for us bro.
Tell me about it, being The Group expert at that. Blind right handers with a rocky ditch scare me more. During the Stearns RAA somehow I ended on the right side white twice. Staring back to the riders in front saved me. Over the center... just once in one of the Devils Triangle cork screw hair pins, in 1st gear