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And the recovery is basically to turn your bars in the direction that helps the branch slide off the end, which would be steering toward the brush except that a
by hunter2_ 5y ago
And the recovery is basically to turn your bars in the direction that helps the branch slide off the end, which would be steering toward the brush except that a quick torque at speed will counter-steer, taking you away from the brush.
- dev_tty01 5y agoNo, at a minimum the bar has to be moved farther than the bar end length to get the branch loose. That leads to a much larger deviation in the wheel. Now add in that you are moving forward while this is happening. It all combines to make it much, much harder to come off the branch. If you catch a branch with a bar end while moving you are going to eat some dirt.
- hunter2_ 5y agoI should've made it more explicit, but I was expanding on the case of not having bar ends.