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Wife showed me how to grab stills off of video so had a closer look at parking lot circles till bust. I don't know about you all but I can't work up nerve to really turn well on hwys until I know how far a bike will tip over and still stick w/o surprises. Factory 750's are pleasantly handy - once sorted out stem to stern. Still got a few smudges to polish up on Trixie but she's getting there with some punctuated show stoppers.
Here's part of a cycling clockwise 11 to 5 o'clockish.
Here's whipping it around Wesley the other way, in other words I'm finishing a LH leaned turn and turning it into a RH one by a bit of the gun, that scuffed the tire out a bit and got me the lift up I wanted off of some frame twist as axle let go. I think the wheel is a bit cockeye'd here. One thing I am pleased to see was how much the rear patch squatted out going so slow. Note fork got whipped back into straight steer just as bike lifts up, already aimed the right way as bike finishes its little flip up into new direction.
Here's part of a cycling clockwise 11 to 5 o'clockish.
Here's whipping it around Wesley the other way, in other words I'm finishing a LH leaned turn and turning it into a RH one by a bit of the gun, that scuffed the tire out a bit and got me the lift up I wanted off of some frame twist as axle let go. I think the wheel is a bit cockeye'd here. One thing I am pleased to see was how much the rear patch squatted out going so slow. Note fork got whipped back into straight steer just as bike lifts up, already aimed the right way as bike finishes its little flip up into new direction.