hi, i am jus starting to ride a bike need pointers pls
Hi, i am a tiny grl n i am jus startin to ride. i have been on the back of bfs bike for three four yrs now. i have his old honda cbr 600 f2, he recently got the 1000. i have drop my bike already but barely moving i need some pointers from other grls on maybe little tricks that they do... as soon as i get the bike n go pick my feet up i cant keep balance doesnt help that i only tipy toe the bike whitch has a dogbone n lowered as far as it can go. please help thatnks.
I would recommend a MSF course they go over this a lot and your dropping someone elses bike
.. to me it sounds like your not gaining speed before you lift up your toes.. the speed of the bike will help keep it upright..did you lower the front of the bike as well?
.. to me it sounds like your not gaining speed before you lift up your toes.. the speed of the bike will help keep it upright..did you lower the front of the bike as well?
I would suggest, as previously mentioned, taking a MSF course.. and try to find a little dirtbike to tool around on.
A quad would be better if you're not understanding the mechanics of shifting/letting out the clutch, but the balance should be instinctual. Remember, speed is stability. It would be very intimidating, I would think, to not be able to touch the ground. Not sure if that even sounds safe. Hope you are at least wearing some leather-palmed riding gloves. Like I said, I would try and get ahold of some off road toys, and if you're still serious about riding, try to find a smaller bike or something that can be lowered/adjusted more.
A quad would be better if you're not understanding the mechanics of shifting/letting out the clutch, but the balance should be instinctual. Remember, speed is stability. It would be very intimidating, I would think, to not be able to touch the ground. Not sure if that even sounds safe. Hope you are at least wearing some leather-palmed riding gloves. Like I said, I would try and get ahold of some off road toys, and if you're still serious about riding, try to find a smaller bike or something that can be lowered/adjusted more.
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