🔥Leaning more may solve the problem, but it adds risk and requires countersteering.
⚠️Using the brakes in a turn can help slow down the bike, but be cautious about brake pressure.
💡Maintaining zero throttle or gentle rear brake pressure can aid in slowing the bike.
🚧Avoid grabbing the front brake or stomping on the rear brake to maintain control.
🎯Keep practicing and learning advanced techniques to improve your riding skills.
Should I lean more if I overcook a corner?
—Leaning more may tighten the turn, but it adds risk and requires countersteering.
Can I use the brakes in a turn to slow down?
—Yes, but be cautious and use gentle brake pressure, especially in a panic situation.
What should I do if I feel like I'm going too fast?
—Try maintaining zero throttle or using gentle rear brake pressure to slow down.
Is it safe to grab the front brake in a panic situation?
—No, grabbing the front brake when you're already panicked can cause loss of control.
How can I improve my cornering skills?
—Keep practicing and learn advanced techniques from reputable sources like riding schools.
00:00Introduction to handling the situation of overcooking a corner on a motorcycle.
02:22Leaning more may tighten the turn, but it requires countersteering and adds risk.
04:00Using the brakes in a turn can help slow down the bike, but be cautious about brake pressure.
06:36Maintain zero throttle or gentle rear brake pressure to aid in slowing the bike.
08:41Avoid grabbing the front brake or stomping on the rear brake, as it can lead to loss of control.
10:32Summary and conclusion, encouraging continuous learning and practice to improve riding skills.
