It's Becoming Natural

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TomCat
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It's Becoming Natural

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Bought the RH last July, my first motorized 2 wheel vehicle ever. Went through the whole learning curve on my own, with only one minor spill (slow turn in a parking lot).
This year I was wondering if I'd have to start all over getting the FEEL, but from the moment I took a ride recently everything just felt normal,,,,,,,,,the whole process of trusting the scoot in turns etc.
I'm far from being an experienced rider but hopefully with a full summer this year I'll get even more relaxed when riding. Maybe relaxed is the wrong word because you have to be mentally erect for cagers & other obstacles. Comfortable might be a better word.
BTW, I'm 68 and have had both spinal fusion & hip replacement surgeries within the last 18 months. So if I can do it, anybody can. :D
Other ride--- Lifted '08 Suzuki SX4 AWD


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skully93
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Congrats, enjoy!
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Drum Pro
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Post by Drum Pro »

Well done you! Riding is sooo much fun...
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Post by theemptythrone »

indeed! i only have 20 more miles till i hit 500 on my rh, its a blast!
have fun and stay safe!
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Post by Beamster »

Be suspicious of all other vehicles and imagine them screwing up.
Wear very conspicuous clothing.

I've survived riding with that philosophy for over 40 years with only one close call, and luckily that was at 21 years old when I was invincible, so I made it through in flying colors. But you never forget the taste of adrenalin.
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