Ever wondered why one direction of lean is more comfortable than the other?
Scores of riders have sheepishly questioned me about a particularly perplexing problem: why they struggle more making either right or left turns. It turns out that many riders have this fear, and it’s frustrating. Imagine that half your turns are hampered by an unknown, seemingly unapproachable anxiety having no apparent source and no apparent reasoning behind it.
So-called ‘unidirectional phobia’ – the perceived inability to make either right or left turns – isn’t evidence of a mysterious brain malfunction. There are many reasons a rider might suffer from this problem: a mental scar from crashing on one side or the other; confusion over the essential mechanics of counter steering; or just a simple lack of practice. Fortunately, there are actual technical solutions to this problem.
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