I've been thinking about it, and one of the times I consciously use the countersteering technique is not to initiate a turn, but to avoid riders that are too close to me, or that I'm running into (sorry, it happens).
Once I was nipping in and out of the traffic along the Mile End Road in East London on my motorcycle with bike on the carrier. Feeling confident of the space I needed (like moving up the bunch really) when I heard a police car bell ringing. They stopped me. "Where did you learn to drive then?" was the first thing he asked me. "Paris" I replied. "On your way then" he said with a smile.
Once I was nipping in and out of the traffic along the Mile End Road in East London on my motorcycle with bike on the carrier. Feeling confident of the space I needed (like moving up the bunch really) when I heard a police car bell ringing. They stopped me. "Where did you learn to drive then?" was the first thing he asked me. "Paris" I replied. "On your way then" he said with a smile.
Your driving instructor lived in the Rue St Denis ?
Once I was nipping in and out of the traffic along the Mile End Road in East London on my motorcycle with bike on the carrier. Feeling confident of the space I needed (like moving up the bunch really) when I heard a police car bell ringing. They stopped me. "Where did you learn to drive then?" was the first thing he asked me. "Paris" I replied. "On your way then" he said with a smile.
Your driving instructor lived in the Rue St Denis ?