Look what theRook caught!

[6R Blackout]

I walked in and said "I'm theRook, bring me a motorcycle." and there you have it

Awsome, gonna try that one and hope I get the same result, I just wonder if I'll catch a Kawasaki, or R6 or even a Gixxer maybe, guess I will have to wait and see!

Anyways thanks for the info gonna go put the line in the water soon! LOL

Once again Rook, real nice ride man I really hope someday I can upgrade, I just have so much going on with my ex-wife and child support and currently being unemployed. Things are really tough for me right now I am lucky my 6R is close to being paid off. One day I will get a chance to upgrade but before I do I will get alot of input from all of my family here on the forum, you all are great on this forum and your opinions go along ways with me when asking for advice and making a decision on something.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Casey (aka) Hunter77!

 

[Nastybutler]

What's weird for me lately is that on some days I will feel very comfortable turning left but then hesitate on right hand corners... But then on the next day it does a 180 on me, and then I feel more comfortable turning right and start feeling wired cornering left. @_@

After I'm done riding and look at the wear on my rear tire, I can totally see more wear on the side I felt more comfortable on that day. And, the gap between the wear and tire edge is smaller on that side.

But, even so, I still find myself feeling scared to drop down too low on corners- even when I "feel" like the bike can take it.

Watching all those damn rickeymouse crash videos from Mullholland on YouTube have "scarred" me I think. And, I get nervous about crashing.

Am I the only one like this and any suggestions? LOL I wonder how I can improve or get over this problem. x_X

Read, or re-read, Lee Park's "Total Control" chapter about mastering your fear. TOTW2 covers it as well. Your mind and your fear are the only things that keep you from being able to get the most out of your bike. Those two books have tips and exercises that can help you begin to master your mind and bike.