Fly the chair is fun on small light rigs. Just keep in mind you pay for everything in life the one or other way.
My first MZ rig I had to bend back the frame into shape every 3 month.
My Jawa rig needed 3 engine overhauls in 28000km plus a new lower bowl for the boat.
The Ural I touch with silk gloves... Why?
Damn too expensive to break her.
The left turns are WAY more dangerous. When you get over the tip point there is nothing to stop the full flip over!!!!!
So or You learn or you learn!!!!
I prefer the easy way not the hard way.
But that is up to you. Nobody seems to learn by other men experience.
Have fun and/or an insurance that covers suicide too.
If you have no parking lot available make your muscle reaction training on gravel roads.
They train much better and faster then anything else. I am sure you notice fast that for good reason most of us have the trunk full of spares, tools and all sorts of stuff.
Sven
Well stated Sven, explicitly the gravel road training.
Hello Richard,
sorry if I had not recognized you.
You have enough saddle time to respond your own question well enough yourself.
What was it that day?
A couple of pints too much?
or a little bug biting you: "Let's stir it up!"
or did I miss that it was on 1. of April?
Enjoy every moment, life cannot be turned backwards.
We live now and here!
Sven from a "People of Gotham" country.
PS:
I had a good laugh reviewing the thread and finding out it was a grease pot trap. :O 😉
Might be I am affected by too much time spent in the Sovietsteed forum, where you cannot see well who is who. 🙂
Here I feel much more confortable.
Number 2 "Let's stir it up" It worked. LOL
Definetely
Thanks for sending us into the weed.
