I mean you "can" go faster, as in hypothetically.
I know some people who test their limits down the
hills. I'm not one of them, and it's not something I
aspire to do. I don't think that's wise on a bicycle.
For me, it depends on the hill, and knowing my limits,
and just like in an autocross, looking ahead, and
braking before the turn. It's far better to go in too
slow than too fast.
Beyond that, you just lean a lot and pray. :)
-Katie
--- Jesus Villarreal <jesvilla@gte.net> wrote:
Going fast
> down a windy road does not seem like a smart thing
> to do, since most of
> those windy roads have large trees right next to the
> pavement, and sometimes
> steep drops that are 100's of feet down.
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