yup.
i've done that one.
good that you kept 'er upright. [thumbsup]
i've done that one.
good that you kept 'er upright. [thumbsup]
I agree. As a new rider all of these stories are interesting but they are also good learning-by-proxy. Keep 'em coming!DuCaTiNi said:i think the threads that explain how someone "ALMOST wiped out" are extremely helpful.
i think the threads that explain how someone "DID wipe out" are extremely helpful, too.
Looking back to a thread I read about someone's throttle getting stuck while it was wide open in a pass. This caused them to crash because they forgot what to do, and grabbed the brakes. THE POST saved someone else from the same mishap, because they knew what to do! KILL SWITCH!
--> http://www.ducatimonster.org/smf/index.php?topic=47821.0
And the recent passing BIG RIGS n MOTORCYCLES thread... very good!
--> http://www.ducatimonster.org/smf/index.php?topic=59005.0
Thanks for the post [thumbsup] [thumbsup]
This is unacceptable. If you already have 150. the remaining 450 is just a day's ride away.peppeVR6 said:600 mile service which will probably happen in the Spring.![]()
+1peppeVR6 said:Owning a motorcycle has made me a better car driver.
Yes, by seeing things up ahead you can ease up and let things happen before you.Gracie said:the power is totally controllable.
slow down to where you can stop/move if they pull out.