First time Harley rider
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RE: First time Harley rider
Welcome from Wisconsin, the birthplace if you will.
Advice? Keep the dirty side down. I found that driving around quiet subdivisions helped me get used to the turn signals, stopping as often as possible and restarting.
Upshifting with the heel was a big change for me from my metric days, but I have adapted.
Advice? Keep the dirty side down. I found that driving around quiet subdivisions helped me get used to the turn signals, stopping as often as possible and restarting.
Upshifting with the heel was a big change for me from my metric days, but I have adapted.
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From: Salem, OR
RE: First time Harley rider
Welcome from Salem, Oregon- Practice, Practice, Practice, you can never get enough. Look into purchasing Ride Like A Pro IV http://www.ridelikeapro.com/- video's like this will help you improve your riding skills quickly. Surviving The Mean Streets is also a good one, available through the same organization. Good Luck...stay safe!
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From: The Golden State needs to be The Lone Star State
RE: First time Harley rider
Hello from the "The Sunshine State"...CA! Happy posting
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