Riding exercises for a new rider

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Carbonfiberjunky
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#11 Unread post by Carbonfiberjunky »

Starting out smoothly was the big thing for me, because I would get nervous pulling out into traffic. Going slow and uturns came pretty easy, I think from all the mountain biking I've done. I can sit in one place indefinently on a bicycle without touching the ground...little harder on somthing 325lbs heavier, but I think many of the manuvering skills translate. All these things are also a lot easier on those little bikes you get to use in the class. Also practice being invisible...because it seems to me as soon as you put on a helmet....you are.
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#12 Unread post by Rainman »

You can also buy the orange cones at walmart. They are in the sporting goods section. Pretty cheap for a set.

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#13 Unread post by Shorts »

Rainman wrote:You can also buy the orange cones at walmart. They are in the sporting goods section. Pretty cheap for a set.
We use cones, but the blow away on windy days :laughing: Tennis balls will stay better.

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#14 Unread post by Rainman »

We use cones, but the blow away on windy days Laughing Tennis balls will stay better
Hmm..Didn't know that...

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