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With all those witches hats, how do you know which way to go.

 

I've watched the Police on the HD's do it. They are slow and rely on the floorboards as a lean point. Though it's not keeping them up, it's more of a point of reference to just how far you can lean those things. Non the less, they are good riders. It just shows how practice makes perfect.
A few weeks ago I was down watching a kid I know take his MSF course and another friend was teaching the class. I took the really tight Esses and never put my feet down once. Just used counter balancing and the friction zone. I've seen goldwings do the same course, and frankly I don't know how. The almost 90 degree turns are about the same as the wheelbase of the hurricane. Anything longer would have to bend!

 

I could do that, no problems [sm=yikesomg.gif]

 

I was about to say the HDs are slow. My Grandmother could beet a HD with a Studebaker .