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I'm a pretty new rider and I've only driven in the GTA. I don't think it's so bad, but I can't compare otherwise... some tips: - pay close attention at intersections, particularly left turners from oncoming traffic - avoid blindspots like the plague - stick to lane blocking positions as...

How do you speed up the motor without blipping the throttle?

My Ducati Scrambler manual says to rev match (throttle blip) on downshifts even though it has a slipper clutch. I agree with others, it is easier than a car because the tricky actions are in your hands not feet.

Also it was 9:35pm, getting dark... RIP, GWS.

I prefer the nod myself.

Thanks! Stunning, congrats! ??? Sent from my SM-G925W8 using Tapatalk

Agreed. Thanks @thwak! Sent from my SM-T330NU using Tapatalk

Thanks ?? Yeah, I got them at Town Moto. Wish I could find them cheaper locally . I suggest getting one size smaller than normal as they will stretch a little then fit perfectly. ? They are washable too which is pretty cool. Edit: also try to break them in a bit before riding because...

Sorry for your loss and I hope you find your answers. Stay safe everyone.

I'm really happy with my Lee Parks Deertours, but I'm a street rider. Not that it matters, but I get tons of compliments on them from riders and non-riders alike. There is a track version called DeerSports: http://www.leeparksdesign.com/deersports/

A Panasonic GX7 with the kit lens (20mm f1.7) I believe.

Thanks! (If directed at me - yes, I took that pic) Cheers! Nice!

I actually just picked up my temporary M2 today after waiting 60 days. (Yay me!) I feel it's just the right amount of time for me to start getting into the more 'advanced stuff', so I have no issues with the current system.

Very cool. I had thought only welted soles could be resoled. Hopefully I can get more years out of my Dainese cafe boots this way.

Thanks! It's my own bike and photo. I shot it by the Brickworks the other day. I'm really enjoying it and look forward to riding and finding cool places to take pics of it. ? I looked at a few other nakeds, particularly the Triumph Bonneville and the xsr900 before deciding on the Ducati...

As a new rider, a naked just seems friendlier, less intimidating and more sensible compared to the more specialized types to me. Sent from my SM-G925W8 using Tapatalk

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This is what we were taught in the learning curves M1 exit course. But again, it's more of a guideline than hard rule.