stupid question i'm sure but...
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#5
RE: stupid question i'm sure but...
No, you don't have to stop to switch. The fuel valve is just a simple valve, turning it means you just close one path and open another. So as far as doing anything to cause damage while turning the fuel valve while running the bike and moving...no. But like everyone else said is right, If you have to look and search for it to be able to switch. By all means stop before you run into something. Soon you'll get use to it, and you'll just know where your valve is and you'll just be able to do it like second nature without having to even really feel for it.
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#7
RE: stupid question i'm sure but...
follw the directions from all the above and remember it's extra tricky while white lining. i would say you dont have to stop but by all means use every resource you have to get to a safer situation before you start reaching. or you could go out to the garage and get familiar with it right now!!
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RE: stupid question i'm sure but...
The first time I had to pull over, didn't know where it was. Second time no traffic and I looked while riding. Third just felt for it, once founded gave it a turn. Fourth, just reached and turned.
Can you see the trend? Practice makes perfect, well doing it makes perfect.
Can you see the trend? Practice makes perfect, well doing it makes perfect.