Yes sir, this big ***** is gonna dance - I can already throw her around through a course with a little grace. Some hands-on training with a motor officer instructor will have us doing pirouettes.
I took a course a few years ago great learning experience. I am do for a refresher
A Vision never falls it gently lays down. Yes hee hee
Gently laying down ain't especially gentle at 10-15mph, but definitely more gentle than my uncle's vtx1800 did.
Oh hell yeah. I still want to figure out the clutch reach issue, because that's the main problem with the hydraulic clutch. Can't believe vic gave us an adjustable brake lever and crapped on us with the clutch lever.
Whats the issue? You have short fingers? I do agree that it would be nice to have an adjustable clutch handle. Im just lucky and the clutch fits me very well.
What were yall doing that you fell going that speed?
Short, no - normal, yes. I'm literally the average sized male. Everything I wear is medium, dead on the national average height, ideal weight for said height - literally mediocre in every sense of the word, lol.
Iron cross and offset cone weave, he recommended 10-12mph.
The Cross can really be a work out throwing her from side to side. You were falling on the tight turn in the arm of the cross?
Fingers and forearm were just giving out from the amount of use, plus Tampa heat and humidity, sweating like hell, fatigue, nerves - I was just screwing up a bit. I did it beautifully plenty of times, just dicked it up every now and then.
I understand that. I took our motor 5 day motor course during the Texas summer. Each day I was soaked with sweat and dog tired at the end of the day. One day being especially tired I went into a tight turn to set up and back my bike into the garage. I simply fell over. There was no reason other than I was that tired. I got off the bike and let her lay for a bit before picking her up and putting her away.
What was she on that is larger than a Vic and made by Harley?
