spooking: riders fault?

[rides2far@juno.com (Angela C. McGhee)]

>
>You are so right that much of spooking is a reaction to the rider.

I guess I have the ultimate proof of that...I've been having trouble with
my mountain bike spooking.  I guess I've ridden horses for so long, that
when I suddenly see a stump on the left as I round a curve, my body
reacts to the inevitable spook...when it doesn't happen on the bike, I
darn near wreck. 

 Now, should I just gradually work my bike up to longer distances from
its "safety range" or what?

Angie McGhee & "Schwinn"

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