
1: Grip the Handlebar gently
Tightening your grip on the handlebars is a sure way to tire yourself. Always grip the bar with a gentle grip by keeping your elbows open. By doing this you're allowing more movement of your wrists and forearms. It helps you in maintaining a good throttle hand and also allows you to counter steer. Which brings us to our next topic.
2: Counter steer more often

3: Don’t drag too much knee
Hanging from your bike in a racing suit looks cool but functionally it may not be the best move, for a long haul. By all means, drag your knee, but only if the corner demands it. For all those less-steep turns, only one cheek off the seat is enough for you to execute it perfectly. The correct sequence is reduced speed, counter steer, get the cheek off the saddle while simultaneously increasing the throttle roll, and exit the corner.
4: Ride Hard

Another reason why I recommend going fast is that it keeps your mind off the uncomfortable riding position. If you’re totally engaged in shifting gears and dragging the knee, then you’d be far less concerned about any potential back pain.
5: Buy a cushion seat
These seats are way better than your stock ones and offer an optimum blend of firmness and softness. The Ride quality of a supersport bike is mostly on the hard side so investing in a cushion seat will feel definitely be a valuable investment.
All those people who scare away from using a sportsbike for long hauls are missing the big part of riding. It is a fact that cruisers perform way better on the highway, but who wants to grow older without experiencing every kind of riding in various conditions? at least I'm not. What about you?
By: Yetnesh Dubey