Re: change of subject

[tpcutter@xxxxxxx]

<<
PS: I agree 100% with Tom Cutter. In a low-sider you may hang on to the 
bar, but
in a high-sider best to get away from the bike. I had both, I 
experienced the
feeling. >>

Maybe I didn't make it clear. In a crash, you are going wherever the 
bike tosses you. There is way more energy than you have any hope of 
hanging onto. If you are able to "ride out" a lowside, you probably 
could have avoided it in the fiorst place.

NEVER stop turning, baking and riding, until the wheels are higher than 
your head. Many crashes occur when the rider stops trying to ride the 
bike.

Tom Cutter
Yardley, PA
www.RubberChickenRacingGarage.com



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