Thanks Eric, I am not sure if I mentioned earlier but thats what I did, I did not let my head hit the road even with the helmet. Anyways its easier said than done, I was just lucky to be able to control it.
Cheers Kedar --- In [email protected], "Eric" <dhan...@...> wrote: > > 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" <kedargadre@> > 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 >
