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Forks of the Credit conditions
- Thread starter slowbird
- Start date
Malks
Well-known member
I was considering a run down there as I was riding along Hockley Valley Road this afternoon. BTW, Hockley is also in good shape, hardly any sand to speak of all the way between Highway 10 and the village. Might have to take a ride down to the Forks in the next few days, providing the weather co-operates.
It felt great to get the bike out of hibernation and go for a short warm-up ride before the oil change.
It felt great to get the bike out of hibernation and go for a short warm-up ride before the oil change.
matt220
Well-known member
Very few occasions of road debris or gravel, and the speed bumps haven't been set up yet.
"What are speed bumps?"
-every supermoto rider ever
Even my 650R flies over them pretty good as long as I lift myself off the seat a little.
Just don't be like this guy.
http://gifs.gifbin.com/122012/1358446441_biker_cop_vs_speed_bump.gif
Why would you even try to "fly over" those speed bumps if there is a giant flat space right in the middle of each bump???
I didn't actually mean "flying". I meant it can go over speed bumps quite quickly without impacting the ride much.
Malks
Well-known member
Yeah, but it's still a pain when you get behind a row of cars that slow to an almost standstill one at a time as they go over the humps.
slowbird
Well-known member
(cough) Just pass them if there is space (cough)
slowbird
Well-known member
Keep it sane on these roads we like to ride. Give residents as little as possible to complain about
I am not saying go crazy. When there is a line-up of cars stopped to go over those speed bumps and no one approaching - you can clearly see as these speed bumps are at long straight stretches - pass them then.
slowbird
Well-known member
Exactly
Roomie
Banned
That first harder left was covered in sand last week. Did the rain get rid of most of it?
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