@busarellz: Chopping the throttle mid-corner might FEEL like the right move when you realize you’re carrying too much speed… but that sudden reaction can upset the entire motorcycle. 🏍️⚠️ Closing the throttle abruptly transfers weight forward, changes your suspension, adds engine braking, and can tighten your line… all while your tires are already working to get you through the curve. The lesson? Smooth inputs beat panic inputs. 🎯 Have you ever chopped the throttle in a curve and immediately felt the bike react? 👇🏾 #BusaRellz #MotorcycleSafety #MotorcycleTips
if I can't see through the curb, I have a habbit of slowing down even more then the suggested speed sign. I think it pisses cars behind me off. Then as I can see through the curb, I adjust my throttle as I can see more of the curb. I live in Denver, so alot of my riding is on mountain hiways, so there is always a hill in your line of vision. I find going to a lower gear before entering gives you much more control.
2026-08-23 15:38:18
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૨เℓεყ ∂αℓтσɳ :
I’m a pretty big newbie to riding and I’m simply having a hard time pressing the front brake and trying not to move the throttle, any tips?
2026-08-20 05:02:35
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ietrice :
Chill. Most these Harley riders don’t ride in corners
2026-08-19 03:04:56
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Casey7476 :
You're a book of knowledge, I thank you brother!!
2026-08-19 21:59:00
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Scotty-Mac :
SR-sensory reaction. Upset suspension handles poorly. Listen to this man.
2026-08-19 20:12:29
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Brian Musselman :
Thank you sir once again. 💪💪
2026-08-19 23:02:00
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Matt Forsyth918 :
My slow reflexes have saved me multiple times. 😂
2026-08-20 04:14:54
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Doug Corbitt :
I was young. don't get me started. I was completely sideways and my back tire caught some leaves on the side of road. then I was going about 30 on the road without a bike. the crankcase got scratched and it took a truck and chain too get back to road. You know that feeling when your hores throws you and you got ride anyway? lol 😆 🤣 😂
2026-08-20 07:27:48
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4th Rock :
When you cut your throttle you lose power to the rear wheel. Power to the rear wheel is the foundation of control on your bike. When you cut your throttle, you don't get that control back until you throttle up enough to begin pushing the rear wheel again and that's not instantaneous.
2026-08-19 15:51:07
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BlackBirdBar :
very interesting, never thought about that before
2026-08-20 04:28:20
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Human Monkey 🪷🌺 :
I must say my first sport bike is humbling me some. 😅 I have skills to acquire.
2026-08-19 19:26:53
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timothyfry96 :
💯amen sir
2026-08-20 05:24:41
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SuperTrampLogger :
This is true
2026-08-19 03:15:50
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theender :
this is why i dont throttle on a turn
Florida has way to many sand on the rd.
2026-08-19 02:11:21
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Darren Reed993 :
I'm on trike now, cornering is way different. If you try and power through a curve, it wants to push. Learned that smooth throttle is way better!!!
2026-08-18 23:17:22
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Angel of Courage :
this is a habit i desperately need to break. i have a bad habit of rolling off too much at times in curves and a few times its almost resulted in an accident. practice is key tho, better throttle control = better riding control
2026-08-19 05:51:17
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Shivers :
I did that a couple years back because I was trying to control a fish tail on a wet road. Ended up high siding and breaking my collarbone. Got a new bike out of it and learned an expensive lesson
2026-08-18 22:55:04
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