The other day, I was at a McDonald's parking lot, and saw a lady on motorcycle trying to do a slow speed u-turn. She was having a very hard time, wobbling the handlebar and duck walking. As motorcycle riders, we all know that control of the friction zone is crucial. But it dawned on me, that if she pulled the clutch a different way, she might have better control of the handbar.
Check out this short video, and let me know what you guys think. Do you have a different and special way of pulling the clutch lever to enter the friction zone? Specially if you are trying to do a slow u-turn on a tight spot, where there is just not enough space for you lean the bike? Share your thoughts, and experiences. Let's all learn together. Ride safe everyone :)
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