Winner, right there.
Fire-medic - I am with you 100%, I spent years in the dirt before I hit the pavement, and continue to play on both to this day, the dirt riding on 2 wheels pays BIG dividends on the street when the traction runs out. If you've spent any length of time on a dirt bike you know what to expect with the bike dynamics, and if you've spent significant time in the dirt, you'll likely have built a healthy supply of automatic reaction's to a dirt riders everyday occurrences, such as washing the front wheel, locking up the rear brakes, drifting the back end out, getting off balance, etc. Once you're on the street and you need to focus your attention on watching out for the other idiots trying to kill you, those auto-pilot functionaries are something you'll take right to bank the first time you employ one in a split second situation and it saves your butt.
