How to use Counter Steering to Lean and Turn Your Motorcycle

[@pierrewilliams1533]

I've been riding 42 years, all year round. This guy is by far the best I've seen on YT in terms of teaching riding technique.

[@_JimmyBeGood]

I have seen this same comment on 100 different channels lol. I guess everyone is the best.

[@HouseholdDog]

​@@_JimmyBeGood True. To be fair his explanation is pretty good.

[@smellthecoffee5314]

Finally - an explanation that actually makes sense. Nobody, including instructors, have been able to explain countersteering in a way that suggests they understand how it works - they all just sound confused themselves. Thanks.

[@sawyerramos3113]

if you are new, dont let any of this intimidate you. Take your bike to an empty lot and practice whatever you are comfortable with, at your level, and pace. It will click when its suppose to.

[@mannyechaluce3814]

And if one is really "squimish", just ride a bicycle, two wheeled vehicles ( with rounded patched tires to be exact) can only be steered by leaning, you just feel its direct steering but direct steering does not work at all, try as you may on a two wheeled vehicle :D , it leans for gosh darn reason, something to do with its tires and the fact it only has two wheel :D Physics is magic

[@godlevelofnoob9997]

@@mannyechaluce3814 i learnt how to counter steer while riding a bicycle before i got a moto licence lol its just the same thing but require mote strength

[@hajmaj7565]

I just start my story with Motorbikes, decide to buy Vulcan S. As You said, I train everyday 2-3 hour, I feel that's was a great idea, to listen people like You, its help a lot.

[@stephenowens5375]

Invaluable✌️ Not ridden 100 miles yet and riding like a manikin on a unicycle, but this make so much sense. Hopefully I will survive a little longer now. Thanks👍

[@Demeitres100million9]

Thanks. I’m starting to understand more the more I watch this video.

[@imaniodufuye7536]

I've been riding for over 15 yrs and I've never had counter steering explained so eloquently, what a comprehensive explanation, thank you so much, I appreciate you family!

[@vincentpattavina2120]

The right blend of science, common sense and practical demonstrations combine resulting in a learning experience to improve one’s motorcycle riding skills

[@JohnRomanosworld]

This was hands down the best and most logical explanation I've heard in over 50 years of riding bikes. The day after I watched it I was in the church parking lot doing circles.....

[@mrburton8842]

Hallelujah

[@rkcproducciones6828]

As someone from a country where there are tons of motorcycles and NO academies whatsoever I have to say: thank you. I paid the Honda Official School and it had a 50x50m garage to practice and honestly, I have learnt SO MUCH MORE with your videos. So, sincerely, thank you.

[@ixion_cons]

What country are u from

[@rkcproducciones6828]

@@ixion_cons Costa Rica! Land of landscapes and massive potholes on the streets

[@Rodrigo.Murillo]

mae estaba pensando en ir a la Honda, no lo recomendás?

[@rkcproducciones6828]

​@@Rodrigo.Murillo TL;DR: pague la primera vez, y si nunca ha tocado moto, pague la 2da. Versión full: mae, la primera clase que lleva teoría es muy buena. Enseñan cosas básicas muy esenciales, además de prevención y legislación que no le van a enseñar en ningún otro lado. Si nunca ha tocado moto y va de cero, la práctica sirve y aprende como a nivel de "para sacar la licencia". El plantel sí es bastante pequeño como para ver bien frenadas de emergencia xq no da para agarrar más de 30km/h con suerte. Los conos los va a aprender a hacer, pero justo como Andrey dice que no se hacen en este canal hehe muchos conceptos que me enseñaron como el "contramanillar" es justo lo q Andrey dice q muchas veces se enseña mal, pero él propone fundamento de por qué, entonces le creo más.

[@Rodrigo.Murillo]

@@rkcproducciones6828 Pura vida, estuve pensando como para afinar estos ejercicios pero eso es lo que me deja duda, porque veo en muchos vídeos que ellos van a los parqueos a practicar, pero acá no he visto como un lugar que uno pueda hacer eso sino es en la calle, por eso pensaba que tal vez en las clases de ellos sí. Gracias por responder!

[@rabukan5842]

Excellent explanation of counter steering. Most of the time, you just hear, "You have to counter steer," but what does that mean? It's the "...brief period when we apply the force on the handle bars to change the lean angle..." Your explanation of initiating lean is the easiest for most people to grasp, and is simple - initiate lean opposite the turn direction so that the bike can turn into the direction desired. Plus, you are not leaning, only the bike is. You are actually staying upright, allowing the bike to lean beneath you.

[@daszieher]

the "funny" thing is that "you" and the "bike" form a shape-shifting vehicle with a moving centre of mass. "pressing" the bike into the turn (i.e. staying upright while the bike leans) is more related to comfort and oversight than to physics. although keeping the torso largely in one space lowers the moment of inertia around the roll axis facilitating quicker leaning at slower speeds.

[@tashunkawitco8484]

I agree wholeheartedly explained very well

[@The-Jokes-on-You]

I've ridden motorcycles for 20 years & bicycles for 40, never have i seen such a great explanation & brakedown of this topic. Absolutely correct when you say "you're probably already doing it but just didn't know" I fall into that category. Phenomenal content, great editing, & your English is on point (read the description😉). Subscribed! 👍

[@kafrikotroll8610]

Check motojitsu channel also.

[@RLeunk-lw3ek]

MCrider is very helpful also. Has a good focus on how to stay save on the road.

[@mlee6050]

On bicycle I don't think I steer much and more counter but I lean with body

[@Nomad_adventure]

Why don’t you do the same instead of watching this video? 😝

[@808Affliction]

Probably the best counter steering video on KZbin. Good job

[@maakatipa4613]

This is without a doubt the best video on the subject of counter steering. Even though I have been riding bikes and knowingly using CS for over twenty years, I had yet to find a video that give clear and precise explanations of each aspect, to where one wasn't over stimulated by too much information all at once.

[@avon57]

That's a really good video, mate. Your personal riding skills are of a high standard, and your personable manner and clear, logical explanations really gets the message across.

[@JohnDownton-c4x]

Your explanation and simple discription of how to steer at slow speeds are by far the best of the many videos I've seen...you are one KOOL DUDE!

[@sevenfawm]

I've been riding for several years now, and you are the first person to explain counter-steering clearly and in a way I was able to understand. Wish I had this back when I was first learning how to ride. I learned everything by myself very slowly and still didn't realize what I was doing was counter-steering. Amazing video.

[@2udo]

I appreciate these simple yet in-depth and highly detailed explanations. Thank you.

[@irishadventurer9759]

I have watched maybe 10 videos about countersteering and this one is the best. I never really "got it" before, but always felt people were explaining it wrong. You explain it right, at least to me. As I suspected, it's something most of us do intuitively already. This is not just how I turn a motorcycle, bit often a simple bike as well. The principals are the same.The best way to describe it is the slalom feeling I get shifting my weight side to side and letting the front wheel turn almost buy itself from side to side. Kind of a fun way of practicing, I think. Yeah, it reminds me of slaloming down a hill as I ski. My head and torso are weaving ahead to where I want to go, while my hips and knees. following from the back from roughly 90 degrees in the other direction, then reversing in the other direction. It kind of feels like I'm using my hips to steer. Great video on a difficult topic (for me). You can learn math by reading about it, but you can't really learn to ride a horse until you actually do it. After some struggle, one day it just clicks, and the fear disappears. From there you can just get better and better.

[@Dave-Hadden]

This was the best explanation of countersteering I have ever seen. Incredibly helpful for new riders or riders that do not fully exploit the control that countersteering offers. Thank you!

[@ReflectedSimulations]

I’ve seen lots of motorcycle tutorials but yours are by far the best. I’ve never heard anyone explain things so clearly and logically. Somehow the accent makes it even more effective, I love it :)

[@_subham_gh]

i did counter steering the whole time without knowing it was counter steering. Thanks for making me a better rider.

[@markgee9211]

Nice work, thank you. I'm 67 and there's always more to learn. Been riding since 1969 and quit for 11 years in 2012 until now. Just bought a Cf Moto 700 clx and having the most fun I've had on a bike in a very long time. Thanks again, really enjoy your instructions.

[@SoofyArrgh]

Your explanations are broken down so well, and pausing the video to show each step in counter-steering helped so much. It's the first time I've understood how it works!

[@ppvshenoy]

What a clear explanation of counter-steering. I have never come across any other video explaining this concept so clearly. Thanks for this video and the explanation. Much appreciated.

[@mcewan7960]

This all finally makes sense! So many videos and people (even instructors) explained it to me, but I still feared the "slow turn". Thank you for making that fear vanish. Now I feel ever more playful on my bike.

[@jeremycassell7627]

Wow! This is impressively explained imo, never have I been able to understand it this clearly before. It makes way more sense as an initial input, not for the whole turn.

[@naturegood515]

Been riding bikes for my past 10 lives and never heard such a genius explanation... 😅😅😅

[@smsfrancis]

Amazing how many years and miles I've ridden and never been comfortable with the idea of counter-steering until this video! Hoping it helps my confidence in faster, tight turns like motorway junctions and roundabouts

[@1330pixie]

From someone thats been riding a while i never understood counter steering. Now i know i just didnt realise i was doing it. Thank you man!

[@grimey5.565]

He truly understands the science behind riding a motorcycle I love watching his videos.

[@shop970]

Better than paid training. At least if you enjoy physics and science behind a bike. Really full of fundamental properties! Excellent video!

[@JonathinKennedy]

Been riding for over 5 years now and have never been able to grasp this concept until this breakdown. Of course its something you do naturally but being able to manipulate this at low speeds is super useful! Thank you for this!

[@NdangoRothanson]

Ooohhh.... when I heard his voice and accent, I knew I'd finally understand. Thank you man.

[@limitlesspotential9599]

I had to save this video. Absolutely excellent I’m 45 and a new rider. Thank you for making this

[@mrburton8842]

I've done the same. Best teacher ever.

[@gksalf10]

9:23 This is the core summary of the entire topic! Countersteer is any change of handlebar direction that is opposite to lean angle. Thanks for separating the leaning from turning! We can even expand the understanding. When we are done turning, we briefly turn the handlebar ‘more inside’ to make the bike stand up. It’s also the same countersteering. We better call it “the principle of countersteer” instead of treating it like some special technique. All self-balancing objects must move its lower body outside in order to lean inside. All bikes change the lean angle by the principle of countersteer. Turn right to lean left, not go left.

[@jatichsicharta]

You are the best instructor on youtube (by far). There is one thing that is very difficult to make people understand and that is trust in yourself and your motorcycle. I’m sure that you can do that. I’m a 60y old ex MX’er and although MX technics are different than what you teach, the young boys learn about trust (and limits) first of all (with all kind of exercises). Maybe an idea for a next video?

[@MisterMoeter]

I just found your Videos and i absolutely love your humble way to explain everything. Huge difference from other channels. Thank you for that.

[@trekhardfilms]

Excellent video. I had misunderstood what counter steering was in our motorcycle school level 1. The instructor said to basically push into the steering the way you want to turn- so push on the left handlebar to turn left, which does the same thing, but I didn't understand the physics or what was happening. I didn't know we actually wanted to turn the wheel slightly the other direction and I was using bodyweight as well. thanks for clearing up everything!!

[@s2k442]

Why you don't have more subscribers is beyond me. Some of the very best training and instructional videos anywhere!

[@stephencummins7589]

So many people yap and yap about this. You are the first to talk about this simple engineering fact discovered centuries ago. The rake angle and gravity. It is built into every single steering system ever made. Bicycles,cars, office chairs and baby trolleys. With different rake angles you achieve the different steering effects that are explained so well in this video.

[@JorgeRodriguez-kn4gw]

Thank you for the clearest video on CS and motorcycle physics I've seen.

[@usernamemykel]

EVERY ONE OF YOUR TUTORIALS IS EXCELLENT!!! You blow away all the other instructors. You're on your way to millions of subscribers! Thank you!!!

[@SumitKumar-sg9pt]

wow man!!! this is how you explain things. this is 1st time on ur channel and you gained a subscriber 🤗

[@robertYTB78g]

Brilliant video - even better than a couple of other great videos on KZbin, and that is saying something. What is really tough for me is that I have already learned this stuff subconsciously for years, and it scares me to start just pushing handlebars just to see what happens! Why bother then? is a good question. Answer is I now live in a region with very much more challenging and mountainous terrain, and it has given me a shock as to how much more skills I need to not overcook bends or come off on wet corners and gravelly roads - if I am ever to keep up with traffic that is. Going deeper has undermined my confidence at the moment - like I say I have done the easier bends for many years, or just gone very slow for the occasional one - but I think in the end practice and understanding what I am doing will make me a much better and safer rider. Shame I can't do rider courses, but if you can ride to one safely at traffic speed from where I live, by then you will pass with flying colours.

[@jan-jans143]

most vloggers will say counter steering only works on high speed. he showed them wrong.. crazy how he explains everything in detail and those bike skills man

[@luk3ns]

Great video, excellent breakdown of how countersteering and motorbike stability works. With useful stuff to practice - the idea of leaving the bars to do what they do is one I hadn't found in the numerous other videos I've seen on this, so I'm looking forward to getting out to practice. Thank you 😎

[@marcolforoso4001]

When, sometimes, I tried to communicate this information, it seemed to me that the fact that you could mantain up a stopped bicycle just by acting on the steering was enough to demonstrate that it was the steering that kept you up, but it never worked for anyone: as you say in the video, the answer was: I haven't never done counter steering! Bravo

[@gonzalopizarro7172]

Hi! I've been following your videos since 2023, and they have been really helpful. CONTEXT: I started with a 150cc bike (like the ones used by delivery workers, straight position, 140kg, a lot of steering movement), then I went to a 250cc CF MOTO sport (sport position but not too aggressive, 170kg, little steering movement). Up to this moment, everything ok with all the techniques I practiced. Basically, friction zone, clutch and throttle control, counter-steering (initial input) and then let the motorcycle self-steer, vision and brakes. All of that made me really confident riding my bikes and works perfectly fine. RECENTLY I rode my dad's Honda CBR 600 RR supersport, and just one thing change: the self-steering characteristic to maintain the radius given same speed, same lean angle and no steer input. I was at 20km/h, counter steer worked fine, but as soon as the motorcycle started to lean, it did not maintain the lean angle after I release pressure from the handle bars; instead, I felt a really weird feeling and the bike started to stand up. I tried another time and I realized I had to keep pushing the handle bars into my intended direction, as if counter-steering was a CONSTANT PUSH on the handle bars, something that it is not true for my other bikes. I asked this to a professional pilot here in Peru that rides for Honda Racing Company in the National Championship, and he told me it was because of the steering suspension and that as the bike is at very low speeds it does not want to keep turning or leaning more, so it stands up, but I didn't quite believe it. I'm trying to be fully aware of what is happening and if I'm making any other input to the bike, but so far I haven't noticed I'm doing anything different, but the bikes behaves really different. My dad does not feel that weird feeling, but he does not consciously counter steer nor let the bike self-steer, so it is common ground for him to always fight the bike to turn. ANY EXPERIENCES RIDING A CBR 600 RR o similar bike, and is there anything I have to do different in order to feel comfortable with the bike? Really appreciate if you make a video about the fundamentals of riding but with a full-blown supersport bike. Thanks for the answer in advance!

[@MotoControlEn]

@@gonzalopizarro7172 Hi! Different bikes do behave differently, so you have to tweak some of your riding style to fit a particular bike. However, just in case - check the front tire pressure, what you described really resembles the half-empty front tire.

[@gonzalopizarro7172]

@@MotoControlEn Thank you so much for your quick reply. Really appreciate it. Understood. The pressure is a bit low because of the trackday we recently did, 28 vs. 36 psi that is normal. Will check that. Any chance we get a video related to supersport bikes? :) Thank you and keep up the good work!!!

[@MotoControlEn]

@gonzalopizarro7172 Someday, when I manage to get one😁

[@vinuVA]

I believe at this point this should be a mandatory video lesson for beginner drivers and I truly hope that everyone who watches this video has some patience and pays careful attention for better understanding.

[@nlee5034]

I’ve watched more videos than I’d like to admit, on this subject. And this is, by far, the most in depth video… providing the best explanation I’ve watched.

[@gokcemuratozaydn799]

I've watched many videos re counter steering but none matches your explantaion style which makes it crystal clear... Thks for your valuable efforts and best wishes

[@isaacwhite1593]

I don't even have a bike yet but feel a million times more confident after hearing this explanation. Was definitely like wtf?!! before watching this. Great work, thanks.

[@juanpablogarcia5362]

Been riding 7 yrs.. I been counter steering without knowing it the whole time.. now I actually understand it 😅😅 great video!!

[@joeybobbie1]

Hi again, I watch your Videos over and over again. If I’m practicing and having a little trouble, I just watch the Video again. I hope you and your Family are doing Okay. Your Videos are the best on the Internet for learning how to Ride a Motorcycle correctly. I have been Riding for 50 Years and have learned A Lot from your Videos. Thanks again for making these.👍👍

[@tokavipassah4524]

You explained counter steering so well. Thanks man.

[@khakijar21181]

Omg I’m a total beginner from Hong Kong but this is an eye opener. I’ve seen a few accidents recently due to lack of understanding of counter steering! People have not even heard of it every time I ask motorcyclists!

[@steve5825]

This is a brilliant channel, best explanation and demonstration of riding techniques. Bike riding is amazing, so much more engaging than cars.

[@FilipPandrc]

Really clear and patient explanations. I can't wait to get my 1st bike and practice everything you said. Thank you for helping us noobs!

[@stepheneurosailor1623]

Very well explained and demonstrated, in fact, the best I have seen to date, well done.

[@cyphatechie5459]

this is the most comprehensive video i have watched on counter steering...thanks much

[@stavrosk.2868]

Great channel!! Many YT channels talk about bikes, some (often American) talk about 'beginners'bikes referring to 400ccs a 'small' bikes which is really rediculous. 400ccs already are VERY powerful. They recommend these huge bikes without giving any technique tips and exercises. Just buy the thing and figure it out. If you survive the first year. Your channel is obligatory viewing for all bikers, especially beginners. I always recommend learning the basics on a 50cc. Anyway, great channel!

[@timrhiney2770]

Absolutely best slow speed handling instruction ,clear to the point a wealth of information packed in a brief lesson.

[@ibkibk2134]

Best combination of physical aspects and practice, you can learn with your brain AND with your feelings. You are a great teacher!

[@cld206]

This is the best explanation of counter steering. It answers all questions, and the demo is executed very well.

[@karlstarke2011]

I was able to understand what you explain here ad I did not Start riding yet . Perfectly explanation.

[@densshack1576]

I've been riding lower cc bikes for a long time and will be buying big displacement bike soon. Been researching and following some driving/racing schools and on the internet hoping to have an explanation and to learn about counter steering. Well, this video answered all my questions when I heard that word "initial" meaning the first input on the handle bar before the turn. And now I know that, what I thought was counter steering was actually drifting. Thank you so much.

[@ibrahimsky]

This is by far the best video on counter steering I’ve seen on KZbin. Thanks for sharing this! As a newbie rider this is super helpful.

[@bikegeist]

I've ridden motorcycles for 10,000 years. I've owned over 52,000 bikes in my time and covered a distance of 2 million nautical miles. I've ridden along the Mariachi Trench and on surface of Jupiter. I've never seen counter steering explained so well.

[@hardertokillbjj5403]

😂

[@fidgetwidget9116]

Rookie numbers. I ride 100 meters and then Kaput

[@smax48new]

Thanks! The best explanation I've seen so far!

[@MotoControlEn]

Thanks! 😊

[@Baleur]

This is so unbelievably well explained. I was sitting here under the impression that riders HOLD their handle bars through the entire corner, and physically turn it throughout the entire corner, sort of "manhandling it". This explains why i kept falling over in my 1st lesson (where the instructor didnt explain anything to me, at all). I kept trying to hold onto the handle bars like if it was a steering wheel, of course the front wheel then couldnt auto-correct at all.

[@cole3882]

this is better than other videos in this same concept, because they don't really explain why it is called counter and not just regular steering

[@fivetrickphil]

What a great explanation - thanks, suddenly it all makes sense!

[@MotoControlEn]

Thank you😊

[@pedromarques6365]

Great stuff for any rider. I've been on bikes for years and still learn new and importante basics. Jeep up the great work. Cheers from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@JohnOLooney]

You are saving lives with this video - bravo

[@rickwhite9254]

Best explanation of steering that I have ever heard!

[@stewfish8583]

best explanation, very detailed and logical in a very simple and understandable way. sub'ed intantly :)

[@brucemiller8109]

OUTSTANDING VIDEO.... Started riding after a 30 year break, took the instruction course but still need some practice. Been using local parking lots to practice. For me... I take it easy, improving a little each time out. Im in no rush to tackle highways rights now. Russia has as many Poor drivers as America. Thanks again...great video.

[@shaunwarren8042]

What a great video. I learned this when I moved to Japan and had to redo part of my license in order to get my Japanese motorcycle license. However this is brilliantly explained

[@smoke05s]

This is the best counter steering video I have ever seen. Excellent tutorial.

[@theswime945]

You're the first person to explain countersteering in a way that I could understand. I'm not yet a motorcyclist but I'm not dumb either. Thank you very much. Cheers.

[@EdenVixen]

Thank you so much for this and all of your other videos! I'm a new baby biker and I'm still taking my driving courses, Just got on manual gear and got a bit of confidence drop when I dropped it for the firs time a few days ago... you explain things very well! Makes me much more comfortable to hit the bikies again ♥

[@nerychristian]

Pretty

[@greatnuvi]

Eden I know how you feel. Just keep riding and practicing. Find a place quiet and ride around.

[@joedennehy9142]

BRILLIANT explanation of how counter steering works, how a bike can move forward on its own, how body weight plays a role and how to comfortably position yourself not keeping the front wheel too tight so it can correct itself. And also a brilliant explanation of slow speed turning which should really help someone doing a test. I knew counter steering worked but before watching this my mind was not convinced. But now since this video explains the science of it I have no doubts about it. Thankyou so much, you have the gift of a great talent man.

[@kentmathieson1342]

This the best instruction video for learning safe motorcycle control I have ever seen. Thank you.

[@rvdnagel1963]

You have the best explanation and the best accent! Thanks!

[@virendradr]

I appreciate your Humour, Great Driving skills,the eloquent,fluet communication AND Love for The beginners

[@tgiesbrecht]

This is probably the best video I've seen explaining the counter steering concept. So clearly defined with video that shows exactly how it works!! Thankyou so much!!

[@kitsura]

This is the best video about countersteering I have seen so far. I managed to flip my bike quickly without fear of falling after watching your video.

[@BetaTesterScify]

Even as a seasoned rider, there's always sth new to learn from your videos, also great and to the point explanations, kudos!

[@vesparama]

This is the best explanation I have seen! Thanks. Interesting, it reminds me when I was a kid and used to 'play around' on the push bike. I'm sure I was performing counter steering without realising it.Seems to be all very intuitive and training 'muscle memory'.

[@peternicholsonu6090]

Thankyou soooo much. I used to try to convince others of this and not even ‘professional ‘ riders would believe it now it is so well explained

[@mattthomson1689]

Gotta love your video presentation! Definitely Award-winning material for a film festival somewhere. Thank you very much!

[@RobertDorsey]

This video has the absolute best descriptive explanation of counter steering principles I have ever heard... Awesome...

[@Carlosyabrudy]

This is the second video I am watching from this guy but I love the accent plus the questions. "WHY DIDNT I NOTICE THIS BEFORE??!?!?!" Informative and entertaining too. Great video editing on this channel and one more scubscriber here. I will be working my way back through these videos.

[@metalheadmachining4586]

New sub Best video on counter steering explanation I've ever seen. Been doing it years and started recently trying to comprehend it and really appreciate your explanation.

[@joeybobbie1]

This is the best Video I have found on this Subject. Thank You, Thank You. Now just to Practice, but first I need to watch the Friction Zone. I will be definitely watching all your Videos.👍👍❤️😁

[@freeloader69]

I refuse to counter steer! I will only steer directly! I don’t care about physics! I do what I want! 😂 J/K - thanks for this. When I recover from my latest accident in about 7 weeks, I will try these exercises. I already started experimenting with counter steering while riding before, but never understood its full potential until now. You rock! 🤘🏾

[@Spunksock]

Fantastic videos as a new rider I really appreciate these videos thank you.

[@teevee8944]

You're so right I've been riding for so many years and never realized i'm counter steering instinctively.

[@Lump1sh]

16:13 🤣 Awesome content! I've been binge watching your videos since I started the motorcycle license course here (2 weeks now) and it has really helped me loosen up on the bike and perform the required manoeuvres almost with ease. Thank you!

[@edward.skoviak]

Glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed 😂

[@barry7608]

Thanks the best explanation and demonstration of the process I’ve seen. Been riding push bikes since I was able to walk and motorcycle for 30+ years. I think it’s always been there just no real understanding, awesome

[@SiomaFTW]

The best video on the topic ❤ i loved the little snippet sounds and stop shots to explain the countersteering moment. Thank you!!

[@KristianKumpula]

I've been riding motorcycles as my only mode of transport for close to a decade now and I still learned something new.