Sport Rider Magazine Sport Rider

Using Reference Points Running Too Close Blocks Field Awareness

Prev Next
Using Reference Points Running Too Close Blocks Field Awareness
Riding Skills Series: Using Reference Points When Riding

It's difficult to use reference points when you put yourself in a position where it's hard to see. For demonstration purposes, I show what not to do by running my GSX-R too close to Trevitt, thus blocking much of my field of awareness. I might argue that The Geek is so thin that he doesn't block much of the view, but you get the point.  View Related Article
Andrew Trevitt Scraping Knee To Gain More Pavement Using Reference Points Running Too Close Blocks Field Awareness Sukuki GSX R1000 Mounted Trevitt Powering Off A Corner Using Reference Points Using Double Apex Approach Using Reference Points Scanning Ahead To The Apex Point Using Reference Points Have Center Portion Of Vision Scanning At Least One Reference Point Ahead Using Reference Points Using The Curbing

 

Get Adobe Flash player