Originally Posted by
rm -rf
That's always good. Even a dry track can have a big gap by the rail that might catch your wheel. 90 degrees crossing on a wet track is OK.
Another key is to be balanced on the bike, reducing the need for the tire's side traction to keep you upright.
I've seen two riders crash on wet RR tracks. One needed elbow surgery.
Thats why we were not at Sundays ride. Still hoping to do the RR this Sunday. SB