Can you handle a big bike?
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I can do a lot of it as I took the ride like a pro exercises and practiced for a year. Jerry at ride like a pro reviewed the tapes I sent him and provided guidance. I bought the bar protectors from him as well. The trick to doing it well is clutch friction point, rear brake and a few other thinks like don't look down. I now have a new water cooled Ultra and I am nervous about practising using it as I can't remove the lowers. After a lot of practise it becomes fairly easy. The LEOs you see doing the exercises make me look like an amatuer and I am not yet as good as Jerry's 100 pound he tells me. I would like to get better at counter steering on winding twisty roads. Does anybody have suggestions on how to do this? It seems I have trouble pushing the bar at times. My hand that is not pushing kinda gets nervous and is pushing against my other arm.
#49
Well the fuzz does get to practice on John Q's dime but those skills might come in handy if they were trying to rundown someone who just raped your old lady. As much as most fuzz these days are ****** and looking at everyone as being scum, being a law abiding citizen I am glad they are there for us.
You would be amazed that just by watching and reading the friction zone techniques then going out to practice how much better your slow speed maneuvering skills improve.
You do not have to be as extreme as fuzzy in the video is riding to become better.
Keep your fingers off the front brake lever for sure. I have not taken a course since the 80's but have watched portions of the Ride Like a Pro and read about it as well and I do practice sometimes, I ride circles around everybody I ride with !! haha.
You would be amazed that just by watching and reading the friction zone techniques then going out to practice how much better your slow speed maneuvering skills improve.
You do not have to be as extreme as fuzzy in the video is riding to become better.
Keep your fingers off the front brake lever for sure. I have not taken a course since the 80's but have watched portions of the Ride Like a Pro and read about it as well and I do practice sometimes, I ride circles around everybody I ride with !! haha.
#50
The technique is the same as Ride like a Pro or other MC riding course teach you. The practice is more intense and most folks don't go to the edge because they don't want to drop their bike.