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06-08-2009, 03:46 PM | #2 |
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All that zigging and zagging are bullshit on a bike. If you've ridden the bike for 30minutes or so, the tires will be plenty warm.
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06-08-2009, 03:49 PM | #3 | |
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30 minutes? I give them about 3 or 4 miles then give 'em the berries.
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Just go easy for the first few miles. And T-rock is right.
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I zig zag a bit, not so much to warm the tires, but like Tig said, to knock or scrub off any hanging on debris...out here in FL, theres alot of sand, even in the non beachy areas, and some of the back roads have dirt and mud driveways, riding in formation on the edge closest to that, you pick up some crap...and its a mental thing for me too I guess...if I do it comfortably and loosely, I know Im ready to have a little fun, if Im all jerky and rough, that tells me my head isnt in the game and I need to warm myself up a bit.
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