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Message: [QUOTE="RM_guy, post: 644899, member: 20652"] On a turn like that you need to "flat track" it around. Don't lean the bike but keep it upright and steer with the rear wheel. While keeping the front wheel pointed in the direction you want to go, carefully break the back end loose with the throttle. The trick is to use enough gas to keep the rear spinning but not so much that it slides out on you. Sit up near the tank to keep your weight on the front wheel and keep your feet on the pegs. It takes lots of practice so start out slow and work your way up to it. If you have ever driven a rear wheel drive car in the snow you have used this technique. [/QUOTE]