I have a question for motorcyclists too, I'll just post in here rather than making another thread.

I just got my first bike and I'm having troubles making a tight left turn from a stop sign out of my neighborhood. I usually just use the friction zone to slowly pull out and make on my way because I'm afraid of accelerating through the turn but what if I need to pull out quickly? Am I doing this the correct way?

Pretty much asking are you suppose to accelerate before or during a left turn while coming from a complete stop?

This post was edited by Boilermakers on Jul 8 2013 02:33pm

its because you're a new rider. Keep riding it and you'll get more comfy on it.

Accelerate forward a bit then turn while keeping the same throttle.. quite obv

let out clutch until the bike is slightly pullin gand then give a little gas.... use the friction zone. eventually u will know your bike so well you dont even think about it, but thats what you should do honestly