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Looking for a sarcastic comment, but the tips really are good.
additional: on the 3 track gravel, watch for hills. We have countless small rises that are big enough to hide car coming the other way. They usually drive in the middle of he road. I always pull way to the right as I make the crest.
+1 on the loose gravel. I was zipping along a highway on a little 2 stroke, years ago, when I found an unmarked construction area. The roadway had been cut and filled with gravel. I just sat there and let the bike drive. It wobbled and danced like crazy but it stayed up.
I usually remember to close my visor after I taste the dust. I hate the taste of dust! Closing visor before eating it is a good idea.
Most people I talk to have the same fear. They want the bike to ride like it's on pavement. Just let it wiggle and all's well.
additional: on the 3 track gravel, watch for hills. We have countless small rises that are big enough to hide car coming the other way. They usually drive in the middle of he road. I always pull way to the right as I make the crest.
+1 on the loose gravel. I was zipping along a highway on a little 2 stroke, years ago, when I found an unmarked construction area. The roadway had been cut and filled with gravel. I just sat there and let the bike drive. It wobbled and danced like crazy but it stayed up.
I usually remember to close my visor after I taste the dust. I hate the taste of dust! Closing visor before eating it is a good idea.
Most people I talk to have the same fear. They want the bike to ride like it's on pavement. Just let it wiggle and all's well.