A Worthy Read

[Wild Will]

http://www.sportrider.com/ride/146_0310_benchracing_control/

[Deans BMW]

What a great read.

I enjoyed this,


Why is it, then, that such a select group of riders manages to ride at an elevated pace over many miles, weekend after weekend, trip after trip, year after year, with little in the way of mishap? Why are these riders seemingly held apart, aloof, from the carnage which too-often otherwise afflicts our sport? And how is it that so many other riders, traveling at much lesser speeds, still manage to toss away their bikes with such depressing frequency?

Then this,


So maybe it's never been about speed after all. Maybe that's why such a small, select group of people are able to ride for years and years without crashing-the fact that they ride fast is secondary to the fact that they're always in control. They know their own limits.

And that's the lesson for the rest of us-at least for those of us who wish to enjoy this sport for a long, long time. There's a choice to be made, every time we thumb the starter.


Wild Will, I have a feeling that this describes your riding as well.

[DJ Down Under]

So maybe it's never been about speed after all. Maybe that's why such a small, select group of people are able to ride for years and years without crashing-the fact that they ride fast is secondary to the fact that they're always in control. They know their own limits.

:eusa_clap:

DJ

[Acacia]

Or is it natural selection?

Some can. Some want to and try hard. Some cant no matter how hard they try.