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Over 25 years ago, when I was learning to ride motorbikes, the fantastic instructor taught us this technique for NEVER misjudging a bend. Using this simple technique you will always enter a bend at the correct speed, maintain the correct speed, and be able to modify your speed if the bend changes. What’s more, it works in a #car on a #bike and even on a #cycle
0:00 Introduction
01:54 Demo 1
02:35 Demo 2
03:05 Demo 3
03:37 Never get caught out
03:58 Wrap up summary
*Disclaimer:* This is a simple technique taught by many driving and motorcycle instructors. Naturally, if you're learning of it the first time from this video and you get out there and try it, *you are responsible for your actions*, I am not.
It is but one driving skill, it's not the *only* skill. I would also hope you don't focus on *one* spot on the road, all the time. You should *always* be 'scanning' up and down the road, looking for hazards and anticipating other road users' actions.
*Why are comments disabled?*
I dropped this short video because it was something I was taught that I've found really useful in every day driving. Of the hundreds of comments and 'likes', there have been a few negative comments that really don't serve any purpose. KZbin comments are a great way to have a 'conversation' with people all over the world, and they're great for improving ideas shared as a video. I fail to see the purpose of leaving downright nasty comments, or dogmatic nonsense about 'BMW drivers' 🙄 So, I decided to turn comments off. The 'algorithm' immediately stopped putting the video on people's feeds, and the watch stats dropped off a cliff. It was never about that for me, I was just trying to be as helpful as the motorcycle instructor who taught me this in the first place. To all those who left positive comments and contributed to the discussion-even offering alternative views in a kind and considerate way-and mathematical explanations, I thank you for taking the time! For viewers new here, thank you for stopping by. I sincerely hope this is useful knowledge for you. If it's not, well it was only 4 minutes of your life 😊