gives me a more upright riding position and straightens out the back.
I assume this is why I do it, but then again, I'll usually alternate between hand on the left leg and leaning on the tank with my elbow...
gives me a more upright riding position and straightens out the back.
The reason why would probably be best described by a video.
If he was a one ball man he would be off to the rodeo.
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.
...I can't speak for others but my lower back gets sore from hunching over for long periods of time or wrists get sore too. By taking one hand off the steering, it allows me to sit more upright. Then when you're more of an upright position, your free hand will either rest o your thigh or your tank.
Give Rodney a few hours to make and post a vid of this topic.