New England B.S. Thread

I'm kinda confused about the counter steer method. Pulling on the right bar makes you lean left while turning? Huh?

 

It gets expensive .

 

Have you rode a bike before ?

 

Nice boat too..

 

Alex and Dave, check this out. Excellent book for you guys to read about riding on two wheels. Title: A twist of the wrist. Author: Kieth Code. I read it back years ago when i was into it heavy. Got alot out of it

 

Dirt bike lol

 

Kinda the same thing . Just go to a big empty parking lot . And do figure 8s get used to the bike and its weight at slow speeds . Not sure if figure 8s are on the test in mass but in nh I had to go through a cone section that was pretty tight . Can't stop or put your feet down . Don't worry about counter steer right now . Just focus on the basics .

 

That's the plan! Gonna do the mass motorcycle class too to avoid having to take the BS road test

 

What I did this weekend. So much fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1Snrwy-kc7U

 

Thats what i did--at Central Mass Safety Council, just north of Woo town. I skipped the registry road test and just waltzed in for my license

 

5:25 PM--passed a Barcelona Red with devil horns on the grill on Central Turnpike in Sutton. Anybody????

 

Cones in a square shape slow left circle no stopping no feet down then exit the square. Very easy with clutch control.

 

Been riding dirt since I was 8. Started doing trails around 13. Started enduro riding at 18. I've got the maneuvering down solid. In the rough trails, balance controlled by clutch control and throttle is how I go stupid slow on odd terrain. The street is easy besides looking out for idiots and staying away from my enemies....Semis

 

Cool cool. I'll practice everything

 

Think about this. Any bike even a pedal bike. Pull up right you'll lean left and corner. You're thinking to much, don't do this. Get on the bike in a big lot and ride. It's hard to say this to someone with not much experience

 

They teach u everything

 

It'll be a few weeks before I can do that course

 

someone finally used my access cab sub box design! he did a awesome job, and managed to fit a 10" in there. mine is no longer one of a kind.

 

Definitely not a beginner read. It's more race oriented. You'll like

 

Eric, saw your posts in slimwood shadys thread, are you thinking about 35s?!?!