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Wanting to learn
Hi everyone! I’m from Philadelphia, PA and am eager to learn. I will be taking the MSF in 2 weeks and hopefully will be riding as soon as I find something I like.
Tip toe'ing HARD
Side of the... " tow truck" wanted to friendly strike my leg just a little... All when leading a motorcycle group on the way back, fortunately rider behind me kept a good space cushion so I was able to "reverse" as much as needed. Just having a little too short legs 🤷‍♀️ It was closer than it looks 🙈
Tip toe'ing HARD
IFRD 2026 Newb Failure
Y'all can come laugh at me on this one because I 100% know better. Can you guess what I did? For context - I'm 5ft 2.25 inches tall with a 29-inch inseam on a 2024 Honda CBR500, seat height is 31.1 inches. No biggie with that because I can tiptoe. Cue up the fact that I just had the bike lowered an inch-and-a-half and this is my first group ride with it lowered. Absolute newbie rider error right here lol 🙈
IFRD 2026 Newb Failure
Knee down on public roads
Honest question, looking for an honest answer. Why do so many sport bike riders strive for body position and getting a knee down on public streets? Of course there is the group of beginner riders that think that's "just how you do it", but I'm talking about experienced riders that do it going 20mph around an easy curve. (spoiler: The answer I'm looking for is "it's definitely more dangerous, but super fun and I can't help myself!")
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