Safety Question (CHP related...)

[junior varsity]

you should limber up. i drop my gloves all the time, and can lean down to grab one, carefully leaning to swipe it. (luckily its always close by)

[ryandalling]

you should limber up. i drop my gloves all the time, and can lean down to grab one, carefully leaning to swipe it. (luckily its always close by)

Saw a guy try this on a Moto Guzzi.... he dropped the bike and came about 3 inches from taking out a line of 8 Ducs parked side by side... the only thing that stopped it was the leg of the guy next to him.... ouch.

[junior varsity]

again, i can only grab a glove that slides off the tank, i know my limits. I'm also only in the mid-20's, so i'm still fairly limber. (not tree-climbing limber, but limber enough).

[ducpainter]

again, i can only grab a glove that slides off the tank, i know my limits. I'm also only in the mid-20's, so i'm still fairly limber. (not tree-climbing limber, but limber enough).

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[junior varsity]

i mean really. ever tried yoga?



me neither.

[DoubleEagle]

This whole story seems rather odd to me.

Passing a CHP in HIS lane above the speed limit ? ....What's up with that

Anyone tapping me on the Shoulder at 70 mph ( other than a very experienced riding buddy) to me is NOT cool IMHO .

Won't be a problem since I ride alone 99% of the time anyway .

Glad it turned out ok for the OP.

Dolph

[Loyalizer]

I would agree that it was wrong in hindsight on the officers part. But what you learned from the experience was far more valuable.

However, the moment that happened, I figured you didn't get ticketed before you mentioned it.

[Porsche Monkey]

[herm]

sounds like a case of poor judgement all around.
glad it was a learning experience rather than an accident.