Riding one handed
#1
10-02-2007, 08:36 PM
Riding one handed
Just curious. Any of you guys have the same bad habit as me. I occasionaly ride with only my right hand. You know, rest my left arm on my leg for a minute or so. When my wife is on the back I put my left arm on her leg. I don't do it when approaching intersections only whenthe road is wide open. But I think I probably do this at least momentarily just about every time I ride. Anyone else do this??
#5
10-02-2007, 08:42 PM
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RE: Riding one handed
I will set the cruise and have been known to ride with no hands.
I dont reccomend it....
But one handed is fine.
I dont reccomend it....
But one handed is fine.
#6
10-02-2007, 08:43 PM
RE: Riding one handed
I do it all the time. It is almost like second nature. If I am going to be going for a few miles without stopping that's how it is. I always did this on other bikes as well. I know it's a bad habit...
#7
10-02-2007, 08:46 PM
RE: Riding one handed
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.
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#9
10-02-2007, 08:47 PM
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RE: Riding one handed
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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.
