Proper Cornering

Don’t Ride it like your in a Lazy Boy recliner.

10 Steps to proper cornering

1.  Reposition the inside foot
                -   Be on the ball of your foot for maximum leverage
2.  Preposition body
                 -  Put your body in position for the middle of the corner, BEFOR the corner even starts
                 -  Your body centerline needs to be inside of the bike centerline
3.  Push on the outside grip
                 -  Keep the bike from falling into the turn by forming a “V” position
                 -  Pre loads the bike into wanting to turn
4.  Locate the turn point
                 -  Choose the specific point where you will initiate your turn
5.  Look through the turn
6.  Relax the outside grip
                 -  Gravity and aerodynamics pull the bike into the turn
7.  Push on the inside grip
                 -  Simultaneously with step 6
                 -  Once in the turn use only the inside arm to steer        �
8.  Roll on the throttle
                 -  Gently apply as early as possible
                 -  Maintain body centerline in side the bike centerline
9.  Push outside grip
                 -  Push both together to help throttle pick up the bike
                 -  Maintain the “V” position
10.  Move back to neutral
                 -  only after the bike is completely vertical