Hey Kedar, Agree with you when you say that we need to learn how to avoid falling, but you'd agree to the fact that a major portion of this knowledge comes from the falls itself that makes us 'experienced riders' ;)
As for the latter bit of it, experience tells me that the best way to fall is to try control the bike as much as you can, but once you're convinced, just hold on till you're on the ground and then completely loosen up. Just make sure you dont hit your head even if you've worn a helmet. You'd land up rolling that way hence avoiding friction which helps save some skin. More views welcome Regards, Eric --- In [email protected], "Technocrat" <kedarga...@...> wrote: > > How will that help when both front & rear have slipped? > > we only ride 15-17 bhp bikes :p > > But yes we need to learn, how to avoid falling as well as how to fall > safely :) > > Cheers > > Kedar
