| i enjoy rideing in poor conditions, not as much as riding in the dry but i still enjoy it
the most important thing i find is to make sure that you are up for it.you aint gunna ride well if you is wet and shivering,wear the right kit
also riding in the wet taught me a lot about handeling the bike, like not botteling it when the back spins up,i dont ever manage it in the dry on my ickle st2),or when you get the front stepping out,it happens!and any experiance is good experiance, it all helps you ride well.
good observation,antipation and preperation(same as in the dry but more so)
and dont back of the throttle in the middle of the bend if you think you might be over doing it ride the rear brake instead. works for me |