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No one has mentioned "Two Feet" in case one foot hits a puddle of oil or anti-freeze.(Done that, too)
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good point
Prom,
good point, I didn't even think about that.
Here in Jacksonville sometimes the streets are so slick from the tree sap,I think is what it is, that when my feet hit the ground sometimes they slip. Sometimes both.
I have noticed on many occasions that I am glad both feet are down.Mark A. Guthrie TSgt USAF (ret)
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My inseam is shorter than the bike is tall, so when I stop I can only get one foot (the left) completely planted. I do make sure I fully brake with the front and back brakes. I will put both down on the balls of my feet if it's a particularly long or awkward position stop.1981 XS1100SHComment
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What's all this feet down stuff?
That's coz you haven't got enough wheels!
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Originally posted by Trikerneil
What's all this feet down stuff?
That's coz you haven't got enough wheels!
Took my trainer wheels off years ago.
1981 XJ550RH
1978 XS1100E The Wildebeast
1978 XS1100F X Streem
1980 XS1100G (with an E motor)(parts bike)
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