** LAMS / Learners Bike Discussion **

[nvmee]

agreed there, if you havent been in the situation your most likely gona do the wrong thing, chasing others who have much more skill level that you is dangerous. I remember on my Ls, I chased another L player only to almost get screwed by a big left and a quick right, good thing i was going slower. I hit the braked and panicked, didnt hit anything but it scared the shit out of me. One advice is when you panic its best to accelerate and look where you wana go

[dsp26]

agreed there, if you havent been in the situation your most likely gona do the wrong thing, chasing others who have much more skill level that you is dangerous. I remember on my Ls, I chased another L player only to almost get screwed by a big left and a quick right, good thing i was going slower. I hit the braked and panicked, didnt hit anything but it scared the shit out of me. One advice is when you panic its best to accelerate and look where you wana go

that is so true!! was listening to an Anthony Robbins cd once... he said the same thing when he was going on race track training.. even the instructor said it...

"Always look at where you need to be" coz you will always end up where your looking.... and then i also see fully hectic written off cars hitting a light pole... explains a lot huh?

[Feverpitched]

"Always look at where you need to be" coz you will always end up where your looking.... and then i also see fully hectic written off cars hitting a light pole... explains a lot huh?

It's given a technical name in the MC world - Target Fixation. Happens all the time on motorcycles, and to a lesser extent in cars (when you're out of control in a car it doesn't matter where you look).

Always look through a corner.