I love supermoto.
If I did a wheelie like that I would be crying. I have done some, but always by accident in a race.
Full speed ahead.
The back wheel slides as he enters the turn. This it supermoto. I have yet to learn that. It's a very slow process. I am happy to take it step by step.
I am blessed to have a bike that has been built and set up for me for a track bike. This way I don't wear out my street bike. It is also a beast. Most of the stuff on it, I don't even understand yet, but it's fast and flickable. I am very thankful. The next race is about 4 weeks away and I needed to test it out. Like I said, it's a beast and if I can't ride it and it's not safe enough for me then there is a problem. So off I went with a cold in tow to test the bike. It was cold, a little wet, and a bit slippery. The bike was amazing, and it was wondering when the rider was going to ride it like it should. The motor makes a "Brap" sound when you give it gas unlike the "vroom" of my street SXV. It launches down the straights as if I was not on the bike. Smooth, strong, this bike pulls me along for the ride. All I did was try to direct the bike through the turns as it pops as I let off the gas, and groans as I carefully give it gas as not to light up the rear tire and spin it. I don't want to make a mistake and land on my head. Easy in, smooth through, and twist slowly out of the turn. You can hear me coming. It's pretty much a factory bike. I feel lucky to have be one of the few people that have been able to ride a bike that is built as good as a bike can be built. Thank you.
I seem to always find something I want to take a picture of. Mostly it's animals, flowers, rolling hills, and bikes. Here is what I saw test weekend.
Don't slip and fall on the cold track.
Easy does it.
Love this turn, wish I could throw it in.
" Hang on to them hats and glasses couse' this here is the wildest ride in the wilderness."
Here I come!!!!!!:-) xoxoxoxoxoxo to my family.
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