Adventure riding - 06 riding through tight obstacles - cones

Even the large dual purpose bikes are very agile when the rider and the bike becomes one. Becoming one with the bike means that the rider understands how to counter-weight the bike for moving through tight obstacles.

We see so many riders taking three lanes to turn around instead of a single lane or less. Riding through the cones start embedding the essence of counter-weighting the bike by placing the weight on the opposite side of where the rider is turning, getting the outside elbow up and forward and start looking well ahead at the next section of the path to be followed. It is also this agility to move around on the bike that is key when riding in sand, in muddy terrain or any other technical areas.