
... transmitted from a CAT S60 thing ...
PeterPan wrote:It wasn’t on purpose, but I lost the rear end; that caused me to use the whole road on the Isle of Arran, Scotland.
I came around a corner on a damp road and lost the rear end one way; then corrected it and lost it the other. I then managed to get myself back on track.
I remember two things. The first one was if I go off the road into that gorse, I will never be found. Nobody knew I was even on the island. The second was that it came to me in a flash of why/how I managed to sort it out. Sadly 5 seconds later I had forgotten. ...
David W wrote:
[/size]When practicing ones riding away from traffic, one person has said that if conditions are ideal, he might grab the brake lever on a standard bike to get the front tyre to squeal, and then immediately release that lever. His list of "ideal conditions" is extensive enough so that he did not list them without someone requesting such a list.
David W wrote:When practicing ones riding away from traffic, one person has said that if conditions are ideal, he might grab the brake lever on a standard bike to get the front tyre to squeal, and then immediately release that lever.
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