Riding one handed
#21
10-02-2007, 09:34 PM
RE: Riding one handed
ORIGINAL: Fla Glide
I do that on the Hiway.... I like rubbing my wifes leg while I'm riding she wears shorts alot [sm=devilgrin.gif]
I do that on the Hiway.... I like rubbing my wifes leg while I'm riding she wears shorts alot [sm=devilgrin.gif]
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10-02-2007, 09:35 PM
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#25
10-02-2007, 09:47 PM
RE: Riding one handed
One handed a lot. Keeps my shoulders from aching on long rides. With the cruise control set, I can switch back and forth.
#26
10-02-2007, 09:53 PM
RE: Riding one handed
only when doing wheelies at 75mph wearing only shorts and flip/flops.
j/k
i have found myself doing this one handed thing here lately. i do think it is a bad habit but what the hey!
j/k
i have found myself doing this one handed thing here lately. i do think it is a bad habit but what the hey!
#27
10-02-2007, 09:54 PM
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RE: Riding one handed
ORIGINAL: Mikeeeeeeeeee
If I dont have cruise on, I am into the cramp buster.
Cramp busters are one of the best values for a few dollars out there.
ORIGINAL: bosnmate
Ride one handed all the time. Usually at speeds less the 70 MPH though and only if traffic allows it. Wish I had cruise control so I can rest the right hand every now and then. I will tell you that little plastic cramp buster works great though.
Ride one handed all the time. Usually at speeds less the 70 MPH though and only if traffic allows it. Wish I had cruise control so I can rest the right hand every now and then. I will tell you that little plastic cramp buster works great though.
Cramp busters are one of the best values for a few dollars out there.
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10-02-2007, 09:55 PM
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RE: Riding one handed
Well I am new to riding and I do do it for very short periods at lower speed. My nervs go sometimes just taking my hand off to wave at hwy speeds. "60+" I ride a sporty though with no shield maybe that makes a diffrence or is it just something that comes with learning the bike. Just to me feels like the wind is to strong to safely control the bike with 1 hand. 70+ I dont wave even. Maybe just being a new rider is my problem though.
#29
10-02-2007, 10:00 PM
RE: Riding one handed
ORIGINAL: DenimStreet
I love the crampbuster! Best 10 bucks I ever spent!
ORIGINAL: Mikeeeeeeeeee
If I dont have cruise on, I am into the cramp buster.
Cramp busters are one of the best values for a few dollars out there.
ORIGINAL: bosnmate
Ride one handed all the time. Usually at speeds less the 70 MPH though and only if traffic allows it. Wish I had cruise control so I can rest the right hand every now and then. I will tell you that little plastic cramp buster works great though.
Ride one handed all the time. Usually at speeds less the 70 MPH though and only if traffic allows it. Wish I had cruise control so I can rest the right hand every now and then. I will tell you that little plastic cramp buster works great though.
Cramp busters are one of the best values for a few dollars out there.
#30
10-02-2007, 10:01 PM
RE: Riding one handed
ORIGINAL: yomomma22
Well I am new to riding and I do do it for very short periods at lower speed. My nervs go sometimes just taking my hand off to wave at hwy speeds. "60+" I ride a sporty though with no shield maybe that makes a diffrence or is it just something that comes with learning the bike. Just to me feels like the wind is to strong to safely control the bike with 1 hand. 70+ I dont wave even. Maybe just being a new rider is my problem though.
Well I am new to riding and I do do it for very short periods at lower speed. My nervs go sometimes just taking my hand off to wave at hwy speeds. "60+" I ride a sporty though with no shield maybe that makes a diffrence or is it just something that comes with learning the bike. Just to me feels like the wind is to strong to safely control the bike with 1 hand. 70+ I dont wave even. Maybe just being a new rider is my problem though.