kiwi
Well-known member
wow.. I just thought fat people rode Cruisers!!!
wtf is wrong with tucking for no reason? I do it sometimes if I'm bored.
You don't see me creating a thread saying "why do fat people ride sport bikes".
I've done about 1000km on my bike this past week, and I've seen some very peculiar things lately from sport bike riders ...
1) Riders in full tuck doing no more than 80km/h, and just nodding in response when I wave.
2) Riders riding less than 10ft behind me in my own tire track.
Are you all new, or what possible explanation is there for this behavior, I'm really curious.![]()
Guys who tuck on street rides look like posers to me....like they think they are Ricky Roadracer.
I've done about 1000km on my bike this past week, and I've seen some very peculiar things lately from sport bike riders ...
1) Riders in full tuck doing no more than 80km/h, and just nodding in response when I wave.
2) Riders riding less than 10ft behind me in my own tire track.
Are you all new, or what possible explanation is there for this behavior, I'm really curious.![]()
Personally, I've had multiple back and neck injuries...so the change in position I get from it relieves a lot of tension if things are starting to act up. Other times, frankly, I'm stuck in slow traffic and getting boredI tuck when going over 100 on the DVP on windy days, help with the crosswinds.
Speaking of SS riders, I never understood why half of them ride with their left arm rested on their left thigh... I've riden hours on the highway or over an hour in stop-and-go on my CBR and have not ever felt any fatigue.
Perhaps people need to work on their core?
That's when I do it as well...mind you, it's over 80kph...but the point is the same. It's always on the Skyway and I'm not interested in that being my first parasailing experience! To each his own though...I tuck below 80 sometimes. Especially if it's windy. Who cares? It's just how you're sitting on the thing.
You should. It's high time this issue was addressed!
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WHOA! Oh gawd..... You know, there's some thing you just can't 'un-see'.... Thanks. Really.![]()