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Gravel in a corner, tar snakes on your line, wet leaves this time of year, and painted lines after it rains are some of the most common surprises a rider finds mid-corner. Most training focuses on avoiding them, but sooner or later you’ll find one with the bike already leaned over. In this video, I share the gravel drop from early in my riding that taught me what “looking through the corner” really means. Then we cover what your hands and throttle should do in the second after the tires find something slick, and the one move that can help you cross a narrow hazard when your lane gives you room. If you ride twisty roads in the fall, this is the skill set to have ready before you need it.
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