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#1 Unread post by madd dogg11 »

ok i finished my first day in the class room no problem then i go out today and the instructer didnt teach the on bike stuff cuz it was too windy, ive been waiting soo long. its was just rescheduled for tommorow but man i still cant wait

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#2 Unread post by VermilionX »

i would have liked to ride at that scenario

it sounded like a good opportunity to teach how handle wind pressure while riding

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#3 Unread post by madd dogg11 »

haha i know thats exactly what i was thinking. if i could learn to ride in terrible weather im sure i would do good in good weather right

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#4 Unread post by bolocheung »

Could be worse, check my post. I got carted off in an ambulance with a dislocated elbow just before final evaluations were to start.

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#5 Unread post by Jamers! »

madd dogg11 wrote:haha i know thats exactly what i was thinking. if i could learn to ride in terrible weather im sure i would do good in good weather right

if it was windy enough to call it off then you probably would have dropped the bike. Not trying to insult you but if your just learning you want good weather cause it will be hard enough with no wind, add wind and its almost impossible for a n00b to learn.


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#6 Unread post by Sev »

Those little bikes act like a giant sail underneath you. With two wheels and only 150-200 lbs on top to hold them in place a bike at stop can actually be blown right out from underneath you. Unless you know what to expect.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.

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#7 Unread post by madd dogg11 »

yeah we finally did it. and i passed woo, whooo. now i gotta find a bike. looking forward to that

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#8 Unread post by nike_soccer »

My riding portion of MSF was in the rain!
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