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Try going faster it might help. You now have good practice, so I figure the faster you get out of the apex the less chance of you falling there.
I figure if you do about 140, your chances of falling should decrease about 50%. Good luck.
 
handlegrip said:
Try going faster it might help. You now have good practice, so I figure the faster you get out of the apex the less chance of you falling there.
I figure if you do about 140, your chances of falling should decrease about 50%. Good luck.
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If you're travelling 80 miles and you're driving at 80 MPH how long would it take you to get there?

OP... Glad you came out of it OK!
 
Hey, Live and ride, Be a Canajen and use Kilometers. This is a bike forum we don`t drive we ride man. And to answer your question
I figure about 5 hours. After the first half our one might need a beer, so then you wait a while (let`s not piss MADD off) and then you resume
until completion. Things could go faster if DAMM was in charge (dads against mad mothers) Keep smiling.
 
You say no gravel but all it would take is one well placed stone or ??? to get things going sideways. The stone would have been flicked away never to be seen again.
 
nobbie48 said:
You say no gravel but all it would take is one well placed stone or ??? to get things going sideways. The stone would have been flicked away never to be seen again.
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I used to think like that before I started riding.
If it was a big enough stone, I'm sure the OP would of seen it and avoided it.
I highly doubt that a single stone would cause any bike to lowside.
 
when I low sided last spring I was just as surprised as the OP. I thought the road was clean, it looked clean. When i got the bike back into my garage I noticed that there was sand and small gravel in the tire on the side that hit the ground.
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