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[QUOTE="Ol'89r, post: 651277, member: 17212"]
The only way to get comfortable with cornering is PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.

IMO, the countersteer method works good on a street bike as an evasive  action.

In the dirt, there are as many different methods of cornering as there are different corners.  No one method will work on all corners.

During a race, if you have to think about what you are doing, it's too late. :eek:   Everything has to come automatically.  The really fast guy's depend on their reflex action to get them around the track.

A good example of this is when you are going into a corner and your front wheel starts to wash out.  You automatically counteract and catch it.  If you were to have to think about what was happening and then decide what to do, you would probably find yourself lying on the ground wondering,  what happened??? :scream:

Since your reflexes work much quicker than your brain,  you have to be able to trust your reflexes.  The only way to get to the point where you trust these reflexes is, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.

Hope this helps. :thumb:

DISCLAIMER.  I'm not one of the really fast guy's, but I know a lot of really fast guy's. :laugh:
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