Key Elements Part V: Assertive Predictability
Filed in archive ATV Safety , Learning , Motorcycle , Performance by Matt on February 12, 2007

It involves seeing people approach an intersection and knowing if they're going to stop or not. It involves looking in the side mirror of the car you're getting ready to pass on the freeway
and knowing if they're going to suddenly change lanes without looking. Being assertive while you ride, and predicting what others might do, may not always be easy, but looking for those situations and preparing for them will eventually pay dividends, even if it's just by chance that you got it right. Hopefully, you'll always be ready for those things and never have to actually react to them, but don't count on it.
Introduction
1. Acceleration and Braking
2. Turning
3. Grip
4. Dynamics
5. Assertive Predictability
6. Sudden Inputs
7. Mental Conditioning
8. Education
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