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  1. #46
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    been to the coast and back in one day with a guy with same bike and pipes as you he wore ear plugs but riding on the right behind him his bike sounded great but only for short bursts had to keep left the noise gave me a headache he was fine awesome ride too!

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    Actually I had a similar experience, may not be the same reason as yours though.

    Me and motorbyclist went for a ride up to Shelly Beach a few weeks back. I had been feeling sick a few days prior but that morning I was fine. We got to Shelly Beach (the twisties were great and learner friendly) and had fush and chups. Walked it off then went to leave. As I was putting my helmet on I felt a tad unbalanced and lightheaded but we left anyway. A short while later we caught up to a tour bus that was going a bit slow. My FXR wasn't powerful enough to overtake, so we stuck behind them. Then the lightheadedness really kicked in. I was feeling really unbalanced and kept zoning out. I let motorbyclist overtake and pulled over to the side. I had to rest my helmet on my tank to recuperate. I had to pull over a number of times on the way back to his place. When we got back I slept for four hours lol.

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    I didn't realise they made a bike that was incapable of passing a tour bus.

    No wonder you were exhausted, I bet the bugger wasn't even running.

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    Do check those tyre pressures. I wondered why my bike was handling like shit until I discovered my front tyre only had 12 psi in it! Not sure what happened but I check them frequently. It sure made the bike handle weird especially making it freel unbalanced.
    If not you may have had an anxiety attack.
    I follow the 50/50/90 rule.
    Anytime I have a 50/50 chance of getting it right there is a 90% probability I will get it wrong

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danae View Post
    Actually I had a similar experience, may not be the same reason as yours though.

    Me and motorbyclist went for a ride up to Shelly Beach a few weeks back. I had been feeling sick a few days prior but that morning I was fine. We got to Shelly Beach (the twisties were great and learner friendly) and had fush and chups.
    Great little ride that one.
    I follow the 50/50/90 rule.
    Anytime I have a 50/50 chance of getting it right there is a 90% probability I will get it wrong

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