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Whelp, I am not perfect. I completely whiffed it in a corner, losing almost all control. I was able to keep it mostly on the asphalt and rubber-side down, but I ended up in the opposite lane and facing the opposite direction. I failed to notice the sand and gravel on the asphalt, so had reduced traction in the corner. I would have been well within the envelope, but the sand and gravelly stones reduced friction and Ol' Buddha went more sideways than he expected.

I can usually remain calm and keep this sort of stuff on the pavement. It was a 35 mph corner and I wasn't going much faster than that, so no scratches, no dents, and the tires don't feel like I put a flat spot in 'em.

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Well thank goodness you were not going faster than that!

You said she would do that to you!

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Yup. She nipped at me, but didn't quite bite me.

It was enough for me to find a place to pull off and then walk the corner to see where I screwed up - and I may have dropped an inner tire off the pavement. I couldn't really tell. But, it happened pretty much the exact same time I hit the gas to start exiting the corner. It was quite accurately the apex.

All things considered, I didn't really do much of anything wrong. Even if I dropped a tire into the sand, the corner was covered in small stones and sand - kinda like driving on marbles. I made it a point to hit the corner a 2nd time and that time navigated it just fine.

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Someone should go out there with a broom and sweep the gravel off the street. Imagine someone going through that corner on a motorcycle