Dropped Your Motorcycle? Here's How to Pick it Up!
I wish I'd been told about this three days ago, when I got my motorcycle. I'm delighted that my co-worker told me to hunt for this info on YouTube today, though! I wonder if they'll mention it in the motorcycle safety class I'll be taking this weekend.
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So was this mentioned in your safety class? Have you dropped it since?
Hi! No, that technique wasn't mentioned in the safety class. As far as dropping it, I did worse immediately after returning from the class. I was re-familiarizing myself with my bike (since the class uses manual transmission bikes, and mine's an automatic), and, despite my repeated admonitions to myself to remember that my left lever is a rear brake and NOT a clutch, I automatically reached for it at about my fourth turn/curve. Fortunately, I was in a cul-de-sac and going slow. I now know how well that tip works, and I often recall the novel, "Red Badge of Courage." I get compliments on my new helmet, too!
2 comments:
So was this mentioned in your safety class? Have you dropped it since?
Hi! No, that technique wasn't mentioned in the safety class. As far as dropping it, I did worse immediately after returning from the class. I was re-familiarizing myself with my bike (since the class uses manual transmission bikes, and mine's an automatic), and, despite my repeated admonitions to myself to remember that my left lever is a rear brake and NOT a clutch, I automatically reached for it at about my fourth turn/curve. Fortunately, I was in a cul-de-sac and going slow. I now know how well that tip works, and I often recall the novel, "Red Badge of Courage." I get compliments on my new helmet, too!
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