Learn to calmly stop in the shortest possible distance. Research shows that 30 mph is the most common pre-crash speed. It sounds counterintuitive, but you can handle it. Counterbalanclng Lean your body out as you lean your bike in. This useful skill will add stability to low speed turns.
Offset weaves are a good practice drill.
Swerving Vigorous countersteering combined with a loose riding position that enables the bike to work independently of your body. Weaving A good way to relieve boredom on empty stretches of road. Use your hips as well as countersteering. U-Turns Exaggerate your head turns and try to turn in one quick motion. Curbside Pull Outs Back your bike to the curb at a 40-degree angle.