I didn't experience any problems taking a hand off the bars in a curve. Just have to get used to using the hand that is still on the bars to keep the pressure on while traveling around the curve. Does the problem seem to be the bike wanting to straighten out or dive deeper into the curve? If its wanting to straighten out you have to maintain the push or pull on the bars with the hand you still have on the bar. If its diving in deeper then you might be over correcting and pushing or pulling to hard.

 

i don't wave very often, either. only if going straight. of course...my problem is a little different than yours. ; )

grimm

 

LMAO! I'm sure if you give the one finger way. It was surely deserved!

RJ

 

Hubby doesn't have a problem either. It isn't the bike. It's just me learning to ride the trike. I am just not that confident yet. It's getting there though. I am just very cautious at this point. A NEWBIE

 

Take your time. Waving is not that important. I also have no problem waving. If I did I sure would not wave.

 

For a long time Wifey wouldn't wave when she first started to ride a bike. Now she will give you the "your #1 salute" and the air horn if you pull out in front of her.

Gheeee, I love that woman. LOL

 

GOOD for her. The "#1 salute" and air horn is just what is needed.

 

One suggestion for something to help with the rain is http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US I've had the chance to use it once so far and it seems to do a pretty decent job. I put it on both the windshield and my face shield.

 

I have a 12 inch on mine and the wife sure does like it. It help keep her head from buffeting when she sits behind me. I have no buffeting at all and it keeps most of the rain off me.

 

She went from this to this; Stock HD 12" to Clearview 8" recurve. Couldn't see thru in the rain before, now only Hail and Rocks get thru.