+1 on that.
I spent the first couple of weeks either trying to headbutt the screen when closing the throttle or flinging my head back like runaway CBter when i opening it up from low revs. Not a problem now I've got used to the small movement needed on t'gas.
Regarding leaning it in the wet at low speed, although I disliked the Battleprongs, you can still push the bike well over at low speed...further than you realise at first. It does feel rather like you're going to fall off a pair of stilts initially.....
There's a picture on here somewhere courtesy of Micky, which shows the sides of his centrestand well and truly ground down......
Thanks for that, Took my lad for his CBT today, throttle loads better 2 up
, had my 3rd "diesel on a roundabout" in one week, moment
scared me but my lad now thinks im cool
cause i back it in on roundabouts, after that i still felt the bike move around on some bends
might be just me but im thinking about wheel alignment, tyre pressures, etc. getting quite paranoid actually
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