View Poll Results: Hardest riding skill to learn?

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  • Hill starting - up

    11 13.10%

  • Starting - level or down

    2 2.38%

  • High speed maneuvering

    10 11.90%

  • Low speed maneuvering

    37 44.05%

  • Shifting

    2 2.38%

  • Lane splitting

    7 8.33%

  • Other - please specifiy

    33 39.29%
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Thread: Hardest riding skill to learn

  1. 24th May 2011, 15:11 #76
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    Not getting arrested for riding like a fuckwit...i.e. passing everything on the road - exceeding the speed limit by 50+km/hr - you get the idea...
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  2. 25th May 2011, 09:41 #77
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    Quote Originally Posted by slofox View Post
    Not getting arrested for riding like a fuckwit...i.e. passing everything on the road - exceeding the speed limit by 50+km/hr - you get the idea...

    That's not hard on a scorpio....
    poor thing has trouble getting +30k's past the limit
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  3. 25th May 2011, 14:37 #78
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    Situational awareness I would say is probably THE MOST important skill you can learn. Things like not taking things for granted, don't assume that people will stop at red lights, always assume the worst and develop contingencies.
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