Motorcycle - Bicycle Steering / Safety tips and techniques:

You want to ride with more confidence and steer more precisely? Or you don't feel well enough with the countersteering technique?

Then click on these links:

1. The new Torso-Arms-Handlebar steering theory:

The Torso-Arms-Handlebar mechanism explains where stability comes from at slow speeds and the three steps when going into a turn.

2. Evidence supporting the new steering theory

Eight pieces of evidence accumulated over the last 30 years and supporting this theory: Testing the Torso-Arms-Handlebar mechanism, Minimum stable speed, Slow motion images, Lean angles prediction, Steering swiftness, Factor isolation, Torso projection and Crossing hands.

3. Recommendation to increase driving precision and safety

Recommendation to increase driving precision and safety, even in emergency and panic situations.

If you design, build or ride futuristic 2-Wheeler concepts,
then don't miss this section:

4. New motorcycle concepts

Development and analysis of safer and more comfortable motorcycle concepts.

And if you want to:

- Compare the new 2-Wheeler steering theory with other known theories,

- Or know more about the contributions and limits of nine (9) of these other theories,

Then click on this section:

5. Nine other known steering theories

Keeping balance, Gyroscopic reactions, Front fork geometry, Countersteering, Weight on foot pegs, Body lateral shifting, Target fixation, Camber steer and Accelerate to straighten up.

Have fun exploring this site dedicated to better understanding of bicycle and motorcycle steering.
And have fun rediscovering your 2-Wheeler following your back instantly and precisely, when riding.

Please note that on this site, bicycles and motorcycles are both considered as being 2-Wheelers that ride similarly, even if one has an engine. So motorcycles are simply considered as being faster and heavier, except for a few exceptions: Downhill bicycles equipped with front and rear suspensions, for instance, can easily go faster than small motorcycles.