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I was just wondering if anyone had trouble getting used to turn signals with both hands (I'm used to both of them being on the left side)..
I always have trouble keeping the throttle steady when using my right hand to turn on the right signal...Am I a ditz?...has this happened to anyone else?..any tips out there?...turning left all the time will certainly cut into my travel time...
2008 XL883C and lovin' it
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2008 XL883C Vivid Black, Sundowner Seat, quickrelease backrest, and lots more next year.
3 lefts make a right. Once you get used to it, it will seem odd the other way. It took me a while to figure out how long to hold the button down so it wouldn't canceljust before making the turn.
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Joe
Ride safe, for every mile there are two miles of ditches.
At least half the people I see out on the roads (no matter what they are riding or driving) never bother to use their turn signals, so I guess it's not a big deal.
But actually.........
I've never had a metric bike, or one with turn signal controls just mounted on the left, so if I rode one of those I'd probably never be able to make a 'right turn' using the signals.
__________________ "Magna Res Est Vocis Et Silentii Temper Amentum"
(The Great Thing Is To Know When To Speak, And When To Keep Silent)
I'm only going to make left turns..ugh
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