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auldyin
17-07-06, 08:28 PM
anyone going out on bikes anytime please drop a line as i am new to all this and want to learn more and get right in to riding thanks free most night and wife is flexable well so far only had the bike 4 days>>
stuartyboy
17-07-06, 08:38 PM
I'm happy for a rideout. PM me if you have a time in mind.
Had the bike 2 weeks, 700 miles, DAS passed 2 months ago, not very experienced.
Could do with a confidence boost as I don't seem to be getting any better. (Despite my 700 miles.)
northwind
17-07-06, 08:44 PM
Could do with a confidence boost as I don't seem to be getting any better. (Despite my 700 miles.)
After 700 miles I was still entirely occupied with not falling off in the driveway :) It'll come.
auldyin
17-07-06, 09:21 PM
ok i will pm you when i get a date and time only been riding since thursday 13th only 250 miles under belt
scooby2102
17-07-06, 10:41 PM
hey auldyin, we've all been there, dinnae worry mate, like Northy says, it'll come, was the same when I got mine about a couple of weeks after passing.
the more time/miles you rack up, the more confident you will feel
keep us posted ref the rideout, if you all decide to come down this neck o' the woods, gies a shout
carelesschucca
17-07-06, 10:46 PM
I'm willing to go out for a run, time is a little tight though what with the new house...
I'm willing to go out with you and do an IAM type run with you and see how I can help...
stuartyboy
17-07-06, 11:21 PM
After 700 miles I was still entirely occupied with not falling off in the driveway :) It'll come.
I hope so cos my heads going down. Was out twice today and just felt ****e. Got the missus to follow me into perth today in the car and give me some crits. Told me i was very slow going into bends and was holding her up - and she aint a fast driver.
:smt086
carelesschucca
17-07-06, 11:28 PM
Forward observation and positioning bring greater confidence... Sad thing is with the bike test is it doesn't teach you how to ride the bike properly...
northwind
18-07-06, 12:18 AM
What you need is a gentle ride around the north side of Loch Earn :)
auldyin
18-07-06, 06:05 AM
know carluke well i once stayed i lanak for 14 years i might take you up on that cheeers guys great help and feling welcome
After 700 miles I was still entirely occupied with not falling off in the driveway :) It'll come.
I hope so cos my heads going down. Was out twice today and just felt sh*te. Got the missus to follow me into perth today in the car and give me some crits. Told me i was very slow going into bends and was holding her up - and she aint a fast driver.
:smt086
A year later and I'm still slow going into bends!! Do what you feel is comfortable and as everyone says it will come. The thing that I've found if you're having a crap day write it off as that or head home. The next time will always be better.
Beside here's a hug - :grouphug:
colinbal4
18-07-06, 04:11 PM
Weekends are pretty booked up but free most evenings if anyones planning a jaunt
stuartyboy
18-07-06, 11:34 PM
Beside here's a hug - :grouphug:
What a difference a hug and a day makes. Cheers :D
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