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  • #46
    Originally posted by yamtom View Post
    My grandson did well in the advanced course with my MNS and I did well with the M109.

    You took the course in a Paladin?!?
    Joab

    "If nothing else, it will be interesting..."
    ______________________________________________
    1979 XS1100SF
    1972 XS2 650
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    Ozark, Alabama

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    • #47
      Originally posted by Joab View Post
      You took the course in a Paladin?!?
      Hi Joab,
      betcha he didn't; nor in an Emil or a Gustav, neither.
      Fred Hill, S'toon
      XS11SG with Spirit of America sidecar
      "The Flying Pumpkin"

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      • #48
        Originally posted by fredintoon View Post
        Hi Joab,
        betcha he didn't; nor in an Emil or a Gustav, neither.
        Yeah, but just dare that instructor to fail you
        Joab

        "If nothing else, it will be interesting..."
        ______________________________________________
        1979 XS1100SF
        1972 XS2 650
        ______________________________________________
        Ozark, Alabama

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        • #49
          I did the Ohio course after not riding for a few years. My low speed maneuvering needed work. Yes, the figure 8 in the box is tough but there is a little secret. Don't just look where you want to go by turning your head, look where you want to be after that by looking over your shoulder. My uncle can do it all day on his '06 Road King Ultra Classic but then again I have never seen anyone close to his low speed control. An XS CAN do that figure 8 in the box.

          I'd like to do the Advanced Rider Course with the wife as passenger. Help her to understand what is going on during emergency maneuvers.
          Current Stable:
          1978 XS1100E - Beauty - Vetter Full Dress
          1979 XS1100F - The Beast - Winter Project to Factory Full Dress
          1979 XS1100SF - Black Sunshine - The Lucky Find
          1978 XS1100E - Little Orphan Annie - Sold to a friend, slowly becoming a 1196 monster.
          WTB:
          1981 XS1100H Venturer - Long distance cruiser.
          1989 FJ1200 - For playing in the curves!

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