does anyone else scrape turning left?
Road Master
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If I scrape with my OL on the back, he'd never get back on the bike. Damn triage nursing.
I have a SG, so I have to try really hard not to scrape when 2up.
Road Master
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Glad you figured it out.
Any scratching on the exhaust right behind the primary when you inspected?
Road Master
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Just something to keep in mind about dragging, leaning really. All things being equal, a right handed person will always lean more to the left than the right. Left handed vice versa. You instinctively protect your "good" side. If you set out a cone 20 yards away, & ask someone only to go make a u turn around it, right handed people will tend to turn to the left, left handed will turn to the right. It's just how we're wired.
Road Master
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From: Denver, CO
Just something to keep in mind about dragging, leaning really. All things being equal, a right handed person will always lean more to the left than the right. Left handed vice versa. You instinctively protect your "good" side. If you set out a cone 20 yards away, & ask someone only to go make a u turn around it, right handed people will tend to turn to the left, left handed will turn to the right. It's just how we're wired.
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Just something to keep in mind about dragging, leaning really. All things being equal, a right handed person will always lean more to the left than the right. Left handed vice versa. You instinctively protect your "good" side. If you set out a cone 20 yards away, & ask someone only to go make a u turn around it, right handed people will tend to turn to the left, left handed will turn to the right. It's just how we're wired.
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