on/off ramp speed
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Re: on/off ramp speed
Well I'm watching my figure so I'd say two. Sugar cookies please, no sprinkles.
On topic, even though speeding on a motorcycle is fun, doing it on ramps isn't wise. Just the chance of the rear wheel sliding out and hitting the gaurd rail/trees/etc makes me not want to speed on them.
On topic, even though speeding on a motorcycle is fun, doing it on ramps isn't wise. Just the chance of the rear wheel sliding out and hitting the gaurd rail/trees/etc makes me not want to speed on them.
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Re: on/off ramp speed
Well I'm watching my figure so I'd say two. Sugar cookies please, no sprinkles.
On topic, even though speeding on a motorcycle is fun, doing it on ramps isn't wise. Just the chance of the rear wheel sliding out and hitting the gaurd rail/trees/etc makes me not want to speed on them.
On topic, even though speeding on a motorcycle is fun, doing it on ramps isn't wise. Just the chance of the rear wheel sliding out and hitting the gaurd rail/trees/etc makes me not want to speed on them.
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Re: on/off ramp speed
which onramp? Did 70+mph in the Cobra around the 264E to Independence N onramp while following a friend in his Formula. Been a lot faster on the longer onramps.
The Harley isn't a great handling bike but can average around 60 - 65mph on the cloverleaf ramps.
The Harley isn't a great handling bike but can average around 60 - 65mph on the cloverleaf ramps.
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I don't know maybe this isn't wise maybe it is but being that i live in a place where on off ramps are some of the only curves i can find i get pretty low on them. I have 1/8 inch chicken strips. Every on/off ramp is different though and if it looks like shit i won't try no crazy shit.