I am really hoping that you did not do that on your '11 RG, because if you did it will void the warranty. Just thought you should know.

For the OP, I'm not sure what the actual speed is, but I'm going to guess that in the area of 6mph, that I can still turn my bars in the direction that I want to go, so my guess is 10 mph for CS.

But I'm sure you could go and test this and come back and give us all a lot closer speed.

 

Wherever you go, it should be somewhere you don't have to ride a motorcycle, because you've apparently never been on one in your life.

Do you not even understand why people are making fun of you? Are you planning to look at the speedometer and consciously decide when to use countersteering? If so, drive a car. when you drive a car, try not to dangerously overthink that.

Besides omgtkk already told you:

 

to the ones who gave me numbers, thanks for your help.

for the pathetic people making useless time of there day callin OP. GET A JOB AND A LIFE

 

If your That professional you belong on a race track, then you can get your " I'm so dam good " answers ! Your a Fool to ride on public roads in that manner !

 

"im so damn good" answers?

damn you guys are some sensitive immature annoying kids. It was a simple question. wanted to know if i should expect a difference between a small and big bike before i ride my new one. never rode a big bike before...

if there the same cool, if not f*&$ it!

i could care less about all your other BS.

once again, Thanks for the help from the adults in this place

This thread is pretty much done. Someone tell me how to delete this sh$%

 

the motor cycle riders foundation safety course states it is around 15 mph on most bikes

 

I have a switch on the bars next to the left turn signal switch that turns mine on and off. I leave it on most of the time.

 

Just get a trike or a sidecar. No counter steering necessary.

 

nice! sound easy as fu$%#ng your MOM! AND THAT WAS EAZZZZY!

 

Oh, the irony.