6 Comments

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  by GoldwingRon 1 year ago

  For those who aren't familiar with what is meant by looking through the turn, this may give you a little better understanding. I shot this video while riding through Virginia on my way home from North Carolina. Notice how I look into the turn before I begin the lean and I slow down prior to entering the turn and roll on the throttle as I enter the turn. (Look, Lean and Roll)
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  by Carol 1 year ago

  Thanks for posting this very helpful (and beautiful) video! This should help other riders get a better feel for looking through the curves as they ride! Looks like you had a GREAT trip!! How many miles did you say you have on that beautiful (new) Goldwing????
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  by GoldwingRon 1 year ago

  I now have 2,600 miles. I was going to do the 9/11 ride next week, but unfortunately that isn't going to happen. I'm thinking of doing a long 500 mile or so ride on Saturday instead.
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  by Dinah 1 year ago

  Great video, VTXRon! Much clearer when you can "see" the look, lean, and roll method. Thank you for the gorgeous ride! It's so blasted hot, buggy, and wet here this summer that riding has been severely restricted. At least I got the opportunity to take a wonderful ride with you while sitting in air conditioning and learning a great deal at the same time!
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  by Carol 1 year ago

  I agree, Dinah! Let's see....how shall we put it???
  
  Ride with Ron....
  With the air conditioning ON!!
  
  LOL
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  by mrlmd 1 year ago

  Nice video, Smooth bike, quiet but powerful and handles well. What more could you want?
  One thing more to watch out for one those type roads is the critters that may come darting out in front of you unexpectedly. In my neck of the woods, that's deer, wild pigs, dogs, armadillos, big birds and snakes, and even small children, to name a few. Be on the lookout, anyone of them came mess up your day, and your bike.