killerkeith
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I tried this with my right hand but the bike started to stop on me.
I tried this with my right hand but the bike started to stop on me.
I see it all the time, but I could never understand it. Even on my CBR for a couple of hours in traffic or on highway I don't feel any fatigue keeping my hands on the handlebars.
Keeping one hand away from the handlebar just seems dangerous as it really inflates your reaction time... Why do people do it?
And from my experience it is illegal to ride with on hand in Alberta. I can scan the my friend's ticket he got last week. Idiot thought it was funny to wave to a speed trap. Wasn't even speeding, cops pulls him over and gives him a ticket for riding with on hand, missing front reflectors, missing rear reflectors, obstructed plates, and two more stupid tickets I don't remember.
Do you drive the car with your hands at 10 and 2 o'clock at all times? Or do you wind your window down/up, change radio stations, adjust your vehicles HVAC, eat or drink, or are one of those drivers who thinks they have to keep looking at their passengers while they drive as they talk to them?
If you do even one of those things even once then get off your soapbox.
I tried this with my right hand but the bike started to stop on me.
All kidding aside lately I've been resting my feet on the frame sliders like they were hwy pegs on long hwy trips. Really helps my sore *** more than anything.
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Umm...you should have made a video of your complaint. REDBALLS would like to oogle your chair.
I do it because it is comfy. I don't get how ss riders get their arm back that way though without it being uncomfortable.
Meh, I just like to touch myself![]()
That guy just put a new definition to the word "squid"!!! Unbelievable!
A. Was a thread on this already a month or so ago. Same question, same responses....
B. As was mentioned then and again in this thread, some of us are well past our 20's. You'd be amazed how much your back, neck and knees can hurt...especially if you've ever had injuries to them. That change in posture is more than welcome after a certain point. After awhile, I start moving around at lights just to stretch them out. Riding hard in the short term is great...but anything longer starts to get to me somedays. If you've never experienced it yourself...give another 10 or 15 years![]()
Yup, that's probably me too. I often like to post, run to the kitchen to get my popcorn, come back to the computer and sit waiting for responses.
And yeah, what makes you think I'm in my 20s? I happen to be much older and just have good core and arm muscles.![]()
Arm muscles have nothing to do with it, unless of course you where trying to impress Nyx by mentioning your jacked bi's..