ChocolateWheels - Possibly the first (EX) GN rider to overtake a CBR600RR LEGITIMATELY and EX holder of the GN250 Land Speed Record.
Oh yeah, gotta love the tinted visor. I dunno how i ever rode without it eh
Would've been interesting to see the ol sunnies trick. I have seen it done before, and dunno how they didnt crash, i have enough trouble doing it with gloves on when fully stopped and using two hands!
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yea i almost ran off the road twicewhen I just lost my grove entering the corner and then got straight back into it, it was weird. (i actully left the tarmac and almost went off a big cliff/drop!)
I get bounced out of my seat quite a bit, used to scare me.There was one hell of a drop at one stage! Bottomed out my rear mid corner and my feet and ass said goodbye to the bike for half a second
Nah, there was this dirt walking track.... but it was locked
oh too bad you couldnt get to it, would be cool to go round to all of them in nz.
I remembered the downhill section heading back to Kopu well as i chased a white Harley through there on my last coro loop. I was keeping up with her too apart from the straight bits, when a twist of her wrist would open up a huge gap bloody quickly.
Plus i knew they were the last corners before we hit the boring straights heading through Miranda and sh1.
Putting my sunnies on was fun to do, almost dropped them a couple times. But i got them on in the end, even though i had to let go of the bars for a bit to do so.
All up it was a good ride for me, best part being the hill heading towards Tairua. Rob set a nice smooth pace with myself, the guy on the NSR250 and the guy on the hornet (sorry forgot your names) following. Many will disagree with me on this but i like that hill the best and will be going in the opposite direction next time.
I just run a clear one with glasses, because i ride in bright and dark.Oh yeah, gotta love the tinted visor
I used to, but found the sunnies cut down on my peripheral vision a lot (had to screw my head riiiiiiiight around for a proper head check), and were too dark when ya rode into shadows. The tinted visor i find is good in 99% of situations, but there's not a lot you can do riding straight into the sun
Have been caught out a couple of times after dark without my clear visor on me, the ol eyes water a bit on the ride home. And now heading into winter, the face freezes up a bit![]()
IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
Do the peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly with a baseball bat!
ha, sweet. I dont even have a tinted visor, I find glasses work fine. is there any benifit in wearing a tinted visor?Bro, I found out last week that I can fit my clear visor inside the pillion seat with the visor going over both sides down the inside on the fairings! So I always have both visors with me. I was stoked when I came up with the idea haha!
I hope that "smooth" doesn't mean slow!!! Was a bit touchy on the brakes that entire hill ay but oh well. Spent the entire time trying to work out who was behind me, I was sure his nsr was white lol but the front was like red!
Hey I'm keen to do a reverse coro loop sometime, as a group or just a couple of us would be fun too. Want another SMC learner ride soon to get James going open road on his Bandit too.
id be keen to do a reverse loop, never been that way.
yea shadows are a bit scary sometimes, but i dont have any issues with my peripheral vision with glasses.I used to, but found the sunnies cut down on my peripheral vision a lot (had to screw my head riiiiiiiight around for a proper head check), and were too dark when ya rode into shadows. The tinted visor i find is good in 99% of situations, but there's not a lot you can do riding straight into the sun
Have been caught out a couple of times after dark without my clear visor on me, the ol eyes water a bit on the ride home. And now heading into winter, the face freezes up a bit
my glasses have thin arms, so slide down in between my helmet easily.It's a comfort thing for me, I find glasses cut into the side my head after a while.
Glasses can get uncomfortable on longer stints (depends on the glasses tho i suppose)
Not such an option for those of us who wear prescription specs (tho i try to ride with contacts as much as possible anyways)
Less glare / odd reflections (i found them at certain light angles with the sunnies)
absolutely zero blockage of vision (again, will depend on the shades)
no crafty angles for the light to get on your eyes directly (again, depends on the glasses)
Personally, i find it a less distracting and more constant tinting of the view, which allows me to concentrate more on the road. Every part inside the helmet is tinted, and my eyes seem to adjust better to it.
Best suggestion would be try someone's lid that has a tinted on it (or pinch someones visor who has a matching helmet), and see if you like it. Personal preference i guess
IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
Do the peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly with a baseball bat!
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