Re: [ST] ride report

[iPat <pmdavies@xxxxxxxxx>]

im a lone wolf too, mainly as i cant make times for runs easily.
Riding with groups allows you to see and learn different skills.
Im about to join in with a group of Advance Riders that regularly meet,
purely to see if i can improve on my technique by following - where
appropriate - their line.

But then ill be running on my own again, with plans for Ireland and Spain in
the running. [Torque has an address for hiring Triumphs over there]


On 2/14/06, Matthew Heyer <matthewheyer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> The real skill in motorcycling on the road is to know your riding
> abilities and limits.  When I ride with the DC Rats it seems that most know
> how to handle this.  We all know who rides fast, who is more cautious, and
> it all works out.  For the slower ones who choose to go on the rides, they
> do not push themselves uncomfortably, and the faster ones know to wait
> before a turn off or the such so as to not lose the people behind.  This is
> a bit of a rarity in groups, but it fortunately works here.
>
> Matt Heyer




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