Damn, Joey, if you only had this!
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That's a nice price for a running 750.
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Dan,
My point on the speed - is the in a car - when you slow down you
get 'safer' - when you slow down on a motorcycle, you get more tippy -
which, might mean you're less safe. Its a counter intuitive statement - but
is true.
-Joey
-Joey Kelley
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Kyle - I thought we agreed not to discuss the roller skates - but keep that
between us!
Bro code geez
:-D
-Joey
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On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 3:25 PM, Kyle Munz
Joey just wears rollerskates when he rides now, solved his feet down
problem.
On Aug 8, 2016 13:58, "Dan Cook" wrote:
> Thanks, Joey, aka God's Gift to Women (for a brief moment.)
>
> I don't really think I was going too fast - a good rider could have easily
> made it
Thanks, Joey, aka God's Gift to Women (for a brief moment.)
I don't really think I was going too fast - a good rider could have easily
made it through that curve. But, I was going too fast for me (obviously) at
this stage. Someday, making a curve that tight will hopefully be second
nature. I
Dan,
Welcome to the group and thank you for sharing your experiences.
Too many people get shaken by the first 'moment' where they dump
it and never try again.
In the 'misery loves company' field - here is my first dumping
story:
A few days after completing my
I have never taken a motorcycle class. I don't think they had them 30 years
ago. But seeing everyone talk about them, I am considering it. I figured out
counter steering as well as most of the concepts of which you speak on my own
and in large part by trial and ERROR. Didn't even realize I was
I do know it somewhere in my melon. I have crashed bicycles before, too!
On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 11:56 AM, Javier Garcia wrote:
> I think you are right Kyle, because it is very intuitive to me :). People
> sometimes forget that CS also works on bicycles, so if you have ever
Countersteering is *very* counterintuitive, unless you're a physicist. My
advice is don't try to understand it, just practice it over and over again
until it becomes natural. When you get it right on a long sweeping turn
though, nothing feels better.
-Kyle
On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 10:49 AM, Dan
Thanks again, everyone. I'm trying to wrap my head around countersteering.
It's a little bit counterintuitive.
The bike is still not ready to be ridden - need the part to come in the
mail, then hopefully all will be well. Then I'll head to a parking lot for
awhile. Many times.
On Sat, Aug 6,
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