Track riding
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It was tough to keep a good line and speed though because the bottom was all slippery bowling ball - softball sized rocks......and the water was deep enough to really slow you down....
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Similar thing: My CR will hydroplane pretty well for 50 feet or so. Then when I get to the end of the pond/puddle the bike is moving at 10 mph but the tire is spinning at 70 mph in top gear. Once it hits dry dirt, it wheelies violently. The first time I tried hydroplaning, I didnt know that and I got put on my *** pretty hard.
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Until i finally got one to chip, i thought they were really aluminum with some type of resin or epoxy coating, but theyre not.
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you have a square table if i recall. definitely a no brainer for you there. I have a round table so its a little aesthetically contradictive. Firefox is now telling me that contradictive isnt a legit word.
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well now you know and you can use it correctly.
Similar thing: My CR will hydroplane pretty well for 50 feet or so. Then when I get to the end of the pond/puddle the bike is moving at 10 mph but the tire is spinning at 70 mph in top gear. Once it hits dry dirt, it wheelies violently. The first time I tried hydroplaning, I didnt know that and I got put on my *** pretty hard.
Similar thing: My CR will hydroplane pretty well for 50 feet or so. Then when I get to the end of the pond/puddle the bike is moving at 10 mph but the tire is spinning at 70 mph in top gear. Once it hits dry dirt, it wheelies violently. The first time I tried hydroplaning, I didnt know that and I got put on my *** pretty hard.

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arms straight, knees bent, dont straighten your legs till youre good. all there is to it, i remember that much








