What are your rules for rideing
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What are your rules for rideing
Well for those that don't know already these are my first 4 rules.
#1: Nobody rides my bike
#2: Nobody rides my bike
#3: Never brake rule 1 or 2
#4: No dudes on the back.(even if a chick is driveing)
#1: Nobody rides my bike
#2: Nobody rides my bike
#3: Never brake rule 1 or 2
#4: No dudes on the back.(even if a chick is driveing)
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
#1: Nobody rides my bike
#2: Nobody rides my bike
#3: Never brake rule 1 or 2
#4: No dudes on the back.(even if a chick is driveing) No Bioach's
#5: stay the f%#k out of my way
#2: Nobody rides my bike
#3: Never brake rule 1 or 2
#4: No dudes on the back.(even if a chick is driveing) No Bioach's
#5: stay the f%#k out of my way
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
no squirmy passengers. if they want a ride they have to cling to me and lean the way i lean.
and no goofing off - almost every single bike wreck vid i've seen online was because someone was goofing off or going faster than their skill level.
and no goofing off - almost every single bike wreck vid i've seen online was because someone was goofing off or going faster than their skill level.
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
Don't ride too close to new riders
Don't wave to people who look like douchebags, harley fanatics, or are so new theyare afraid to remove hands from grips.
Don't use front brakes in gravel (dumbass)
Always have some clear safety glasses under the seat.(spare)
Don't wave to people who look like douchebags, harley fanatics, or are so new theyare afraid to remove hands from grips.
Don't use front brakes in gravel (dumbass)
Always have some clear safety glasses under the seat.(spare)
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
ORIGINAL: zzrick
Don't ride too close to new riders
Don't wave to people who look like douchebags, harley fanatics, or are so new theyare afraid to remove hands from grips.
Don't use front brakes in gravel (dumbass)
Always have some clear safety glasses under the seat.(spare)
Don't ride too close to new riders
Don't wave to people who look like douchebags, harley fanatics, or are so new theyare afraid to remove hands from grips.
Don't use front brakes in gravel (dumbass)
Always have some clear safety glasses under the seat.(spare)
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
Safety above all else.
Train yourself to scan all cars behind you, around you, and ahead of you ALL the time while in traffic. Look at the faces of those drivers around you. You can tell a lot by checking a person's face while they drive. Also, estimate the speeds, and changes of direction people are taking, and adjust to it accordingly.
Train yourself to scan all cars behind you, around you, and ahead of you ALL the time while in traffic. Look at the faces of those drivers around you. You can tell a lot by checking a person's face while they drive. Also, estimate the speeds, and changes of direction people are taking, and adjust to it accordingly.
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
My brother (the one out of 4 who doesnt have a bike) leaned into a turn at approx. 15mph entering a gravel road....then hit the front brake(while in lean) to slow down(in gravel). Glad it wasn't my bike...My bro rob is pissed that it was his though!
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I could care less who rides my bikes as long as they can ride and afford to fix it. At a track day Sunday I whored my bike out to anyone who wanted too. Several people took the 650R out for a flogging. On group rides we often switch bikes just to try out other types of bikes. One ride alone I rode a cbr900, ninja 250, monster 695, yzf600, and both of my bikes.
My 6R is setup for solo so no way to take passengers.
Only thing that gets me is close passes and riding next to me. If I have to swerve because of something in the road and I can't because someone on a bike is next to me, then that sucks. Stay staggered for safety.
My 6R is setup for solo so no way to take passengers.
Only thing that gets me is close passes and riding next to me. If I have to swerve because of something in the road and I can't because someone on a bike is next to me, then that sucks. Stay staggered for safety.
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RE: What are your rules for rideing
ORIGINAL: Unreal
I could care less who rides my bikes as long as they can ride and afford to fix it. At a track day Sunday I whored my bike out to anyone who wanted too. Several people took the 650R out for a flogging. On group rides we often switch bikes just to try out other types of bikes. One ride alone I rode a cbr900, ninja 250, monster 695, yzf600, and both of my bikes.
My 6R is setup for solo so no way to take passengers.
Only thing that gets me is close passes and riding next to me. If I have to swerve because of something in the road and I can't because someone on a bike is next to me, then that sucks. Stay staggered for safety.
I could care less who rides my bikes as long as they can ride and afford to fix it. At a track day Sunday I whored my bike out to anyone who wanted too. Several people took the 650R out for a flogging. On group rides we often switch bikes just to try out other types of bikes. One ride alone I rode a cbr900, ninja 250, monster 695, yzf600, and both of my bikes.
My 6R is setup for solo so no way to take passengers.
Only thing that gets me is close passes and riding next to me. If I have to swerve because of something in the road and I can't because someone on a bike is next to me, then that sucks. Stay staggered for safety.