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THIS. IS. GOLD. The OP posted this in another thread 2 hours before he started this one last week.
Originally Posted by MikerR1
I took the MSF course about 15 years ago. I know about counter steering. But I never heard anyone talk about it the way you do. Why would someone steer one way and turn another(using counter steering I presume)?
I have said in this forum I have a bike and I ride a bike and its a Harley. That is all you need to know.
I think we've found us a Street owner.
At least Sporty people aren't ashamed to say what they ride.
While I didn't quote it earlier, whether or not I am on any list or not is irrelevant. The larger point you missed is while they/we are ridiculing you now, you've managed to lose all credibility.
When you do have a valid concern or questions, I hope the CRICKETS will be able to answer.
People on this FORUM have never needed a list to remember.
BTW - Have you ever seen the correct technique to counter-steer a Dump Truck?
I think we've found us a Street owner.
At least Sporty people aren't ashamed to say what they ride.
While I didn't quote it earlier, whether or not I am on any list or not is irrelevant. The larger point you missed is while they/we are ridiculing you now, you've managed to lose all credibility.
When you do have a valid concern or questions, I hope the CRICKETS will be able to answer.
People on this FORUM have never needed a list to remember.
BTW - Have you ever seen the correct technique to counter-steer a Dump Truck?
Lol....probably. (on the Street)
The only question that remains is whether or not he'll stick around like a robust fungus, or f off quickly when he doesn't get what he's looking for.
Nelson is fantastic riding . Has everything you need. Great scenery,nice roads,pubs,and hot springs . I don't get to whistler much as the traffic is **** coming back in the afternoon. Yes the fire works in the harbour are awesome. Can't believe the colour of the night sky
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