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If it was hands instead of feet, these opinions reflect my attitude:
jmg343
your kidding right? its the guys with no skill nor confidence that ride with both hands on the bars, death grip all around, and then post on here asking why their hands fall asleep. Ive been riding a long time, logged hundreds of thousands of miles, and I almost always ride hard and fast. Very often you will see me one hand on the throttle the other on my balls. Sometimes I switch up and will have my left hand on the throttle and my right hand hanging just to circulate the blood. Sometimes I tighten my thumb screw and ride with no hands at all. A good rider controls 90% of the bike and its movements with his legs, not his arms or hands.
oct1949
How does taking 1 hand off the grips mean that you don't have confidence or sense of balance, seems it would take more of both to ride with 1 or no hands.
EasternSP
Well sure. I usually pull off to the side of the highway when I have to rub my nose or scratch something. I never use the turn signals because I would have to loosen my grip on the handle bar. I was thinking of getting a set of those leather straps that weight lifters use so my hands won't slip off the grips by accident, even in an accident.
skratch
dude, your a tool, and your post is totally contradictory. first you start off with one hand on the bars, then you talk about lack of confidence or skill... wtf?
dope_man_21
+1 My thoughts exactly, I ride my ride, not yours op
DMas
Let me know whereabouts you ride so I can annoy the chit outta you.
xxxflhrci
Thanks for the tips, Dad.
txfxstrider
I only put my hands on the grips if I have to (or if I lack the confidence to ride with them off the grips). Just sayin'.
Errk08
Haha what a jerkoff......
Mark g
Screw you! I'll ride however the hell I please! infact, I'm glad it pisses you off
Errk08
Well i have to take one hand off the bars to flip off p*ssy's like you that complain about what everyone else does
Moki Doug
Why oh why do guys post this kinda sh*t Did you stop taking your meds?
Blackened
I ride with one hand alot, so does that mean I don't know how to ride ?
cowboy1
Who the F#ck are you to tell me or anyone how to ride...
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If it was hands instead of feet, these opinions reflect my attitude:
jmg343
your kidding right? its the guys with no skill nor confidence that ride with both hands on the bars, death grip all around, and then post on here asking why their hands fall asleep. Ive been riding a long time, logged hundreds of thousands of miles, and I almost always ride hard and fast. Very often you will see me one hand on the throttle the other on my balls. Sometimes I switch up and will have my left hand on the throttle and my right hand hanging just to circulate the blood. Sometimes I tighten my thumb screw and ride with no hands at all. A good rider controls 90% of the bike and its movements with his legs, not his arms or hands.
oct1949
How does taking 1 hand off the grips mean that you don't have confidence or sense of balance, seems it would take more of both to ride with 1 or no hands.
EasternSP
Well sure. I usually pull off to the side of the highway when I have to rub my nose or scratch something. I never use the turn signals because I would have to loosen my grip on the handle bar. I was thinking of getting a set of those leather straps that weight lifters use so my hands won't slip off the grips by accident, even in an accident.
skratch
dude, your a tool, and your post is totally contradictory. first you start off with one hand on the bars, then you talk about lack of confidence or skill... wtf?
dope_man_21
+1 My thoughts exactly, I ride my ride, not yours op
DMas
Let me know whereabouts you ride so I can annoy the chit outta you.
xxxflhrci
Thanks for the tips, Dad.
txfxstrider
I only put my hands on the grips if I have to (or if I lack the confidence to ride with them off the grips). Just sayin'.
Errk08
Haha what a jerkoff......
Mark g
Screw you! I'll ride however the hell I please! infact, I'm glad it pisses you off
Errk08
Well i have to take one hand off the bars to flip off p*ssy's like you that complain about what everyone else does
Moki Doug
Why oh why do guys post this kinda sh*t Did you stop taking your meds?
Blackened
I ride with one hand alot, so does that mean I don't know how to ride ?
cowboy1
Who the F#ck are you to tell me or anyone how to ride...
That's funny!! Don't know why hands came into play against the OP. One says he ride with one hand to flip off pu$$ies like the OP but that jerk off can't even read. Wonder if he can count to 5 and figure out which one the middle is.
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Another guy whining about how OTHER people do things. These are the babies that bitch about everything their whole life. Haters, and miserable people.
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