corner speed thru left handers even yho i feel more comfortable on right handers cant find enough decent ones to get my left slider ground away like the right one is. I like them They are only different if you have a sidecar fitted. The Guzzberry wrote

to the left?I can't work it out. Not sure if this relates to your problem at all, but I've noticed that sometimes I tend to turn in earlier than I'd like on right-handers - I think it's because I can see through the corner (through the oncoming lane

hander. thebird wrotewhy is there more off's with left hand bends than right?Are there what have you seen that suggests there is? Survival Skills site says "Let's look at the bald statistics: lost control on right hand bend - 16.7% lost control on left

Blooming hell, I've not had a problem with left hand bends for yonks, now all of a sudden I do it would seem.Twice in two days (about 250 miles) I have stood the bike up on tight left handers, I reached for the front brake instead of countersteering

No,not the sort you get down the local for gobbing off....but corners...I have no problems going round left hand bends at any speed from slow 1st gear tight slow ones to legal limit open road ones. Right handers on the other hand (no pun intended

Coz I just found on a factual telly program, that left-handers live 9 years less that the rest of us So don't put too much money into yer pension - go out & buy a new bike Must insure Nige quick ! All my g/fs prior to the Torque Wench were

compressed, squashed into the seat, knee down, it was awesome and even though I feel shite today I am quite pleased with myself (just in case anyone was interested) Pegs wroteNailing a left hander! Can we stop these misleading thread titles

or the brake. I write left handed, so I'm classed as a left hander but I do stuff like play squash and tennis with either.One of those things I guess.I couldn't imagine having a left hand throttle - that would be really weird. Admin wroteI write left handed, so

I am finding myself more and more apexing right handers . Must be the racer in me !How can i avoid this ? Any pointers welcome as I have had a few near misses I used to have the same problem - but it was nothing to do with racing, more shying away

.... nervous and wobbly and slow.Left handers I can do leaning, hanging, and all that guff - not to the point where I'm scraping things on the ground, but to my own satisfaction.Is it because the right hand holds the throttle and hanging off