Yeah, you’re right. Largely adventure bike flavoured. He admits that. Some good tips for tourer riders though. First time I rode the ultra I nearly popped out a little bit of colon out my anoose trying to stand it upright after parking on the side of the road. (Kick stand in gutter) Now I look carefully for an easy way in and out. I liked the idea of using power to move the bikes around and tourers have backrests and top boxes to negotiate getting on and off without scratching the panniers so using footboards helps when fully loaded. Yeah basic for sure. We do get new riders looking for guidance (oil, fuel, tyres, exhaust, suspension). It’s sure easier on a cruiser though.
steelo, it really comes down ta experience, which is the doing it thing, learn, fuck, dropped my bike, not going to do that again.Or kickstand of my super heavy Ultra in gutter, oh shit is little tilty, bit dodgey .won't do that again. Is a road to learn , as you mentioned from experienced dudes who can pass on the crack.Basic yeah, but helps refine and assist newer riders.
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