Nice place for ridding. Allow me a riding tip: At 5:00, I noticed you ride with no finger(s) on the front brake. Same goes with your other side on the clutch on other occasions. That's a recipe for disaster.I always ride with fingers on both levers. You can't whiskey throttle if you keep fingers on the brake lever. Whiskey throttle is a function of full-fisting the throttle (like you do) and when things go bad your instinct will push you to grab those handlebars tighter and that's something that can go unpredictably wrong. By keeping a finger on the brake lever, apart from being able to squeeze (instead of grab) immediately the brake, if need to, the finger acts as an anchor point which prevents whiskey throttling. Your wrist won't be able to go that far. No advanced rider ever leaves both levers without a finger(s) on it.
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Nice place for ridding. Allow me a riding tip: At 5:00, I noticed you ride with no finger(s) on the front brake. Same goes with your other side on the clutch on other occasions. That's a recipe for disaster.I always ride with fingers on both levers. You can't whiskey throttle if you keep fingers on the brake lever. Whiskey throttle is a function of full-fisting the throttle (like you do) and when things go bad your instinct will push you to grab those handlebars tighter and that's something that can go unpredictably wrong. By keeping a finger on the brake lever, apart from being able to squeeze (instead of grab) immediately the brake, if need to, the finger acts as an anchor point which prevents whiskey throttling. Your wrist won't be able to go that far. No advanced rider ever leaves both levers without a finger(s) on it.