motorcycle control - control sensitivity

by the end of class 2b lessons, the below finer details of bike control should be familiar then:

• throttle sensitivity: 
• jerking the throttle causes sudden changes in momentum
• eye point: 
• looking ahead, planning ahead, looking where you want to go
• clutch sensitivity: 
• use finger tips to control, 
• control the rear wheel's willingness to upright due to gyroscopic forces, 
• controls low speed, 
• must be able to link to rear wheel's response and rolling momemtum
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• front brake/rear brake:
• brake's biting point, 
• ability to squeeze hard like squeezing a lemon and not snatching the brake, 
• 4 stages of braking 
• and also not locking up the wheels
• butt sensitivity: 
• to sense wheel traction, 
• to sense momentum of rear wheel at low speed 
• and changes in suspension position due to acceleration/deceleration changes
• to be further continued...