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Looking where you want to go, and NOT where you DON'T is something even experienced riders have trouble with now and again.
Don't think that passing this course is the "End" - rather, think of it as "The Beginning" - of an ongoing riding education.
Never stop practicing, never stop learning.
Even then, sometimes "it gets you": Larry Grodsky was one of the best street riders in the World - Died due to a Deerstrike, and you KNOW if anybody was looking-out for those hooved woodrats, it was him.
Don't think that passing this course is the "End" - rather, think of it as "The Beginning" - of an ongoing riding education.
Never stop practicing, never stop learning.
Even then, sometimes "it gets you": Larry Grodsky was one of the best street riders in the World - Died due to a Deerstrike, and you KNOW if anybody was looking-out for those hooved woodrats, it was him.
