Left Foot/Right Foot.
#31
RE: Left Foot/Right Foot.
ORIGINAL: Fogoms
What's pathetic, someone asking a safety-related question and getting helpful comments, or someone who has nothing better to do than \\;\\\\\\;call the thread \\;\\\\\\;"pathetic?"
ORIGINAL: grimm
pathetic
pathetic
#35
RE: Left Foot/Right Foot.
I put my left foot in then my left foot out. I do the hokie pokie and I turn myself about.
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I think I put them down at the same time actually but have only put down (left) one sometimes but never right. \\; Depends on side slope. \\; But I never go into neutral at a stop unless there is a await and traffic stopped behind. \\; Dammmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttt! \\; Now I have to think about it!!!!
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I think I put them down at the same time actually but have only put down (left) one sometimes but never right. \\; Depends on side slope. \\; But I never go into neutral at a stop unless there is a await and traffic stopped behind. \\; Dammmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttt! \\; Now I have to think about it!!!!
#36
RE: Left Foot/Right Foot.
I almost always go into neutral at a traffic light. \\; What am I gonna do, run out into the cross-traffic? Hell, I might as well jump off the damn thing...
#37
RE: Left Foot/Right Foot.
Right foot down first, left foot is making sure I'm in first gear, then left goes down...clutch in, finger covering the front brake, eyes dart around both mirrors &\\; if I see a cager \\;coming up behind me, \\;I'll flash my brakes a few times. \\;
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Wow, I had to think about that...it usually just happens.
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Wow, I had to think about that...it usually just happens.
#39
RE: Left Foot/Right Foot.
ORIGINAL: hd_sob
I almost always go into neutral at a traffic light. \\;\\\\\\; What am I gonna do, run out into the cross-traffic? Hell, I might as well jump off the damn thing...
I almost always go into neutral at a traffic light. \\;\\\\\\; What am I gonna do, run out into the cross-traffic? Hell, I might as well jump off the damn thing...
Left foot down, right foot on the brake. \\; I always leave it in first and leave my self space enough to move forward or to the side if possible in case a cage looks intent on a rear-ender.