man im riding back to home using a different road..... when i see a construction sign well to late i brake so i dont go in at 60mph lol..... they didnt use the small stuff like usually i was stuck riding about 10 mph on 2 inch rocks.... the bike was bouncing and sliding.... it was really hard man i thought i was gonna break some thing... they could warn that they used the big rocks lol
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well it was right beside the rocks with a construction zone sign.. so i tried to stop to late im in it... so turning around was out of the question.... with how the bike handled i was able to ride it out at 10 miles per hour or so...... bouncing and sliding a bit....
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Originally posted by Kapp555 View PostThats when all the offroad experience kicks in. I ride both on and offroad, Im sure many of you do too. If you dont, trail riding will make you a safer all around rider.Originally posted by katanawarriorI keep coming here because of the smileys, really.
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Originally posted by sharpie6 View PostI have to ride 176 through PA sometimes, it is basically cut through a mountain. Yeah, the signs on that road say "Falling Rocks". and there are def. some big azz rocks on that side of the road that have apparently fallen
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Originally posted by Shifty View PostGood call. I have been thinking about picking off road riding up for that reason alone.
One bike can never do it all for me.
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Sounds like my driveway and most of the roads in this small town (3 1/2 roads are paved the rest are dirt or gravel). Want to learn how to ride on that stuff, get out a map and find the smallest poorest town within 50 miles and go exploring, the more unpaved roads the better. Another good place to brush up on dirt and gravel would be unpaved forest roads that seem to go on forever. A few days riding those kinds of roads on the Kat, and you won't realy worry too much about a short construction zone anymore.
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Originally posted by Spraguepsycho1 View PostSounds like my driveway and most of the roads in this small town (3 1/2 roads are paved the rest are dirt or gravel). Want to learn how to ride on that stuff, get out a map and find the smallest poorest town within 50 miles and go exploring, the more unpaved roads the better. Another good place to brush up on dirt and gravel would be unpaved forest roads that seem to go on forever. A few days riding those kinds of roads on the Kat, and you won't realy worry too much about a short construction zone anymore.
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