
Originally Posted by
gnjackal
Someone wrote somewhere else that bikes aren’t made for stop/go traffic. My gn’s kinda jerky at low speed. I don’t (think I) have any overheating problems but I don’t want to try my luck. I make the odd minor mistake here and there, but that’s what learning’s all about and why I have a cheap first bike.
Reading the posts has been helpful and also unhelpful. Unhelpful in that I find myself questioning what I’m doing because of all the different advice received. Helpful in that I’ve calmed down and learned to “go with the flow” more. I try not to do anything that will aggravate a cager.
I think, very important, is a friendly wave to anyone who is courteous to bikers in traffic.
they probably aren't, no. I hear you about slow speed, but I think it's me not the bike, it's so effing hard going at slow speed because it's slower than walking pace sometimes I'm wobbly as fuck! really stressful.
as for a friendly wave, I also find taking my hand off the bar hard haha
Becoming fearless isn't the point. That's impossible. It's learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it.
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