[Buzglyd]

I haven't seen the video however one of the most important things to rememeber when you're riding a big bike is to think ahead before you put your feet down. If your foot slips in some loose gravel or oil and she starts to lean, it's all over but the crying baby.



Case in point: my neighbors riding buddy took his Road Glide down to San Felipe. He pulled into a dirt parking lot of a restaraunt. His foot slipped out from under him while parking the beast. He repositioned his foot to regain traction and save the tilting bike. Everything worked great until his lower leg snapped.



The airlift from San Felipe, MX to San Diego was a bundle.

 

[Buzglyd]

Re: Airfreight

He's still at the restaraunt doing dishes until he can pay off his medical care.

 

[Buzglyd]

Re: 2 Points

Can't you just drop it and scream like a girl and run away?

That's what frightens me about seeing little old men paddling around on Goldwings. I work out 4-5 days a week in the gym and the Glide still fees heavy in low speed situations.

 

[Buzglyd]

Because when it tips over when you have a chick on the back she's trapped and you can hang on to her boobies until someone comes and picks the bike up off of you.

 

[Buzglyd]

Well they won't ride with me again at least until the exhaust pipe burns on their legs heal.

 

[Buzglyd]

Outriggers

That's why I went ahead and put sidecars on BOTH sides of the geezer glide.

It gives me extra room for the little woman's stuff and I can fill the other one with beer and ice.

 

[Buzglyd]

I have a Duc and a Geezer Glide and I must agree the Duc is superior in pea gravel.