Felt like my eyes were sucked to the back of my head - SV650.org

10-07-05, 08:38 PM

Does this usually happen when you accelerate from stop really quickly. I did it today and it has happened before. Vision goes all blurry.
If it is normal, Imagine what it is like in Moto GP or F1 when you may have to react to something really really quickly.

10-07-05, 08:40 PM

Not since I sold my 1100.

10-07-05, 09:09 PM

well it happens to me,

not quite your eyeballs going back in your head.

its your brain unable to keep up with the increasing ammount of information therefore causes it to blur.

good news is - the more you do this - the better your brain gets at taking this information and using it. . so the easier it becomes.

its known as developing your acceleration sense.

10-07-05, 09:16 PM

Cool.

ophic · 10-07-05, 11:02 PM

can't say i've noticed it. Try closing your visor first

10-07-05, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ophic

can't say i've noticed it. Try closing your visor first

d'oh!

10-07-05, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by ophic

can't say i've noticed it. Try closing your visor first

If you're really going that fast it should slam shut by itself

11-07-05, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by bikageboy

its known as developing your acceleration sense.

Is that B.A.S.A.T. or BS?

11-07-05, 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Scoobs

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Originally Posted by bikageboy

its known as developing your acceleration sense.

Is that B.A.S.A.T. or BS?

id say a bit of both

ophic · 11-07-05, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by BURNER

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Originally Posted by ophic

can't say i've noticed it. Try closing your visor first

If you're really going that fast it should slam shut by itself

done this a time or two... makes me jump right out of my saddle

10-07-05, 08:38 PM	#1
dclifford Guest Posts: n/a	Felt like my eyes were sucked to the back of my head Does this usually happen when you accelerate from stop really quickly. I did it today and it has happened before. Vision goes all blurry. If it is normal, Imagine what it is like in Moto GP or F1 when you may have to react to something really really quickly.

10-07-05, 11:02 PM	#5
ophic Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Whyteleafe Posts: 3,395	can't say i've noticed it. Try closing your visor first __________________ Silver SV650SK3, Fuel exhaust

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10-07-05, 08:40 PM	#2
BURNER Guest Posts: n/a	Not since I sold my 1100.

10-07-05, 09:09 PM	#3
Warren Guest Posts: n/a	well it happens to me, not quite your eyeballs going back in your head. its your brain unable to keep up with the increasing ammount of information therefore causes it to blur. good news is - the more you do this - the better your brain gets at taking this information and using it. . so the easier it becomes. its known as developing your acceleration sense.