Turning Left or Right.

Was just wondering, does anyone have a preference when it comes to corners?

I really don't mind leaning over left, can get my knee down if I try hard enough (on some corners). But when it comes to leaning to the right, on roundabouts for example, the thought of leaning over just half as far gives me the willies and I don't know why!

Anyone else experienced this, have any idea why?

Cheers

Si

[Bluepete]

Corner and dress to the left. Coff coff.......

Not fussed at all. I like one as much as the other.

Think its just one of these things, some folk are left handed, something to do with the stronger side of the brain. Personally I'm better with right hand bends but I think thats to do with the fact you get so much practise on roundabouts.

I used to be worse in rights, after low-siding one of the training school bikes during DAS (still can be, if I've gone a bit over the safe limit). Generally though, I don't have a preference - I'm equally slow in both at the moment.

Originally Posted by BluePete

Corner and dress to the left. Coff coff.......

Apparently thats the most common way.

I'm sure i read some research from some dodgy university that homosexuals dress to the right.

I hate left turns.

Just don't feel as confident as when I'm turning right.

I hate the right turns from stationary

Originally Posted by orose

I used to be worse in rights, after low-siding one of the training school bikes during DAS (still can be, if I've gone a bit over the safe limit). Generally though, I don't have a preference - I'm equally slow in both at the moment.

i like right hand corners better than left but after comin off twice in 1 lesson wen i was learnin im still quite slow in corners anyway

I'm better at left handers than right. It's cos I'm right handed and it dates back to the days when I was a kid with a scooter. Scooting with my left foot made left handers safe but right handers a bit uncomfortable. Then there's the psychological damage of being locked in the cupboard...........