i have low blood pressure so yes, i do become dizzy when tying my shoes sometimes
I know that a lot of people have that "problem", just keep at it. Go find a corner that you aren't as good at and keep hitting it over and over, it'll click before you know it.Thanks to this thread I have been practicing figure 8's with my nephew who is just starting out with his yz 80. I'm still better on the left than right. I don't know why but I have the same problem road racing my cbr on the track, better at lefts.
I know that a lot of people have that "problem", just keep at it. Go find a corner that you aren't as good at and keep hitting it over and over, it'll click before you know it.
There is something to it though, it's like be right/left handed. A better example might be riding regular or goofy (skate/snowboarders), one way just works better.Yep, its not usually a problem, just a lack of experience
I always crash on my left... the left side of my bike is rough... I long board left foot forward...There is something to it though, it's like be right/left handed. A better example might be riding regular or goofy (skate/snowboarders), one way just works better.
I was Goofy skating too, although I had several difficult tricks named after me - most notably was the "Gerry Facesave Cheevers", the "Crack the Vert(abrae)" and the infamous "Hind Grind". No doubt you've heard of them. You're welcome in advance.