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The Chapter 20. Vision - space rather
The expressions such as too fast, too widely, too hardly, too easily make
sense, only if the speech goes about space. Too fast on Corkscrew in Laguna
Seca is too slowly for contoured turns in Daytona, and on the contrary.
Space varies from a route to a route, and the vision of space by the racer
varies on each circle. And still vision depends on the racer - for mother
Mary all turns will show too narrow on any speed.
SPI's and space
It seems, that terrain - value a constant, on the business it not so. If
on any causes your vision (1) is narrowed down or chaotically rushes or (2)
your attentions are fixed on something (SPI's ¹3 and ¹4), you play on an
hand to all errors listed in this book. And they in turn reduce space, which
one you can use. It is bad.
All solutions, which one you receive during driving, depend on space,
which one is accessible to you, or will invent (feel, trust), that it is
accessible to you. Consider any your operating, and you will understand,
what is it truth. Two main operatings an alteration of speed and currents of
traffic - depend on space directly. And as against many other operatings,
the hardware here will not help to you.
Fixed attention
Is thought, all noted, that sometimes available space is determined SPI's.
The crack in mineral pitch, dark spot on a road, line of sectoring, repair
parts is and more much other can snap your attention. It is too much a place
- not a problem. The problem is when a place does not suffice. SPI's,
spaces, working from lack, - most parasitic.
In the basis of all actuations SPI's the deficit of space lies.
Unsuccessful design
The actual or envisioned shortage of space can potentially plot a harm to
your organism. SPI's ¹3 and ¹4 harm immediately. If you constructed your
body, really you would make so that it looked on leaving with a bypath
directly to you under sprockets the automobile, instead of searched of
escaping of this situation? The incorrect behavior of an organism is easily
explained - self-preservative instinct commands to him to look that can
cause a harm.
Ideal vision
In this book we basically attempt to understand, that bike wants from the
driver by virtue of the design features and as we can use these features for
achievement of the best outcomes. Now let's see, that the driver wants from
the driver. As we can evaluate quantity of space, accessible to us, keep
composure, accept the precise and well-timed solution and make that is
necessary.
Many do not know, as far as far it is necessary to look at driving a
motorcycle. The unified standard here no, but, as a rule, than further
forward you look, the better. If Thom, which one is run up for Jerry, looked
further forward, he would less often be fitted in in subjects of an
interior. DG
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