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I with you there bro, the rear on y bike is stiff and low and bumpy curves can be hairy. to answer the question of how far you can lean? i have indicators on my bike, my pipes, but one has to learn to trust the bike to right itself when cornering. if you travel slow and look down at the corner you are in that is where you will end up. down in the corner. you have to ride with your eyes in front of you, anticipate, execute, continue riding and repeat as needed....
Its not exactly worrying about the angle of the turn, im wondering about the bouncing throwing my geometry off if i push it too hard. The weight coming off the back wheel in a bounce to kick the rear out.
You guys are sissys! (kidding) Try riding a hard tail with a springer front end! You have never felt a bike hop or skip in a corner yet! LOL
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