Oversteering

[BajaRon]

everyday that I ride, it takes me a couple of minutes to adjust to the steering aspect. and you will... in time, get used to the steering.

the power steering freaks me out a bit. you touch it, and that's where its going.

I ride a curvy mountain road to work and back, everyday; so I get a workout, and love it. it has one tight switchback and numerous curves, with only a few straight shots. it's a training course for me... in preparation for Deal's Gap in the spring.

sidewinds and truck tailwinds just suck. its a big thing to get used to. but you do get the hang of it, as you go.

I don't have much issue with sidewind or truck vortex. I think it has to do with the size windshield you have.

The Spyder is better than 2 wheels with both conditions. But then I didn't have all that much trouble with 2 wheels in wind either.

Guess it's all in what you're used to.

 

[Raptor]

I don't have much issue with sidewind or truck vortex. I think it has to do with the size windshield you have.

The Spyder is better than 2 wheels with both conditions. But then I didn't have all that much trouble with 2 wheels in wind either.

Guess it's all in what you're used to.

:agree: Of course, any 2 wheel history I may have had is just a distant memory now so I can only speak to the Spyder. But cross-wind and truck vortex are not an issue for me either. 14 has the little windshield on it and the RS-S has the Ultra touring shield, and yet I don't feel much difference between the two. I think that making the corrections are just second nature to me and I just don't notice. I mean I feel it, but it's just not an issue...