Hi guys,
Crashing is one of the sad parts in our sport.
We are all on the waiting list to meet mother earth sooner or later, keeping our bikes on two wheels is not always as easy as It should be.
I have had injuries during my riding experience , I have learned with time that ignoring the dynamics beyond my falls is just foolish and timing sometimes is crucial.
Even when you loose it
Just like a stunt person I think that to be prepared to impact the soil and position yourself to suck in the blow is key.
How many riders out there agree with that and if so what's your take on the issue?
Crashing is one of the sad parts in our sport.
We are all on the waiting list to meet mother earth sooner or later, keeping our bikes on two wheels is not always as easy as It should be.
I have had injuries during my riding experience , I have learned with time that ignoring the dynamics beyond my falls is just foolish and timing sometimes is crucial.
Even when you loose it
Just like a stunt person I think that to be prepared to impact the soil and position yourself to suck in the blow is key.
How many riders out there agree with that and if so what's your take on the issue?