Good job!
Never tipped over even once!
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Never tipped over even once!
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I haven't ridden mine yet but hope to develoope the skills with mine also. Right now it seems impossible to make sharp manuvers with such a heavy bike. I guess it's about the speed. Slow and dump it or a lttle faster and weave like a loom! LoLedmann said:Yes, the LT is nimble!
He was in HOT PURSUIT!wrmoss said:Seriously, great job...was the motor officer on duty or was he just a participant?
Bobby, Can you send me a copy of the layout? Maybe they can set something up at CCR like this?1worshipguy said:The motor officer was actually on duty. He and his partner were there last year, but only him this year. Their division is encouraged to participate in this sort of event so they were grateful to be "off the beat" and doing something fun like this, but still getting paid!
RonHolly...I wasn't nearly as "nimble"at last year's skilled day. I've only had the LT for about 18 months. This sort of thing has severely impacted my comfort level at slow speeds. The trick for me was coming to the conclusion I will likely dump her in this sort of event, and being okay with that in order to improve my skills (the parts are fairly cheap to replace, plus those parts on mine were already beat up when I bought her). Practice does not make perfect, but it sure helps!
BTW, I'd be glad to send anyone the map and dimensions of the event if you wanted to set this up for yourself. Thanks!
That is usually because you are right handed..I circle better to the right. Yup lefty.Foiler said::bmw: :bmw: For some reason i circle better to the left then to the right