2 tips to extend the threshold

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The threshold is the point where your motorcycle loses traction. This week we look at two tips to push the threshold further out and how to train to discover the threshold in case you need more traction in an emergency situation on the street.

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Category: Road SkillsBy MCrider November 3, 2017

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