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Originally Posted by tjkamper
After the MSF Course you should be very comfortable. I recommend riding on rural roads off peak hours for a couple of days to get some more confidence at a little bit higher speed than the MSF Course allows. Then you should be fine. Ride off Peak hours, and stay off the freeway until you are confortable.
However, I recommend getting on the freeway as soon as you are not affraid of the cagers. The best way to get confident with the concept of counter steering is at high speed.
Good luck. Get some gear. Have fun.
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I have to disagree with you here. The best way to learn counter steering is on tight low speed turns. Your lean angle is much greater on a tight turn and the low speed will not freak you out. My favorite for a little thrill is a decreasing off camber turn. It makes you think you flying.