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Anybody have any tips on turning the Stryker at low speeds? I could really use them...
New owner from Florida Panhandle
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welcome to the forum...
it just takes some time to get used to turning at certain speeds, once you get used to it you'll be scraping those footpegs with the best of them
it just takes some time to get used to turning at certain speeds, once you get used to it you'll be scraping those footpegs with the best of them
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Welcome from central Florida.
Welcome aboard! Practice...practice...practice is the best advice I can give. The bike is well balanced which makes tight turns a little easier. Throttle control is the key. Personally I hate having play in my throttle and find it waaaaay easier to control without it.
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When turning feather the clutch and throttle and if the front wheel is turned don't use the front brake...find an open area where you know there will be no traffic, start out with wide turns and as you become more comfortable make them smaller...you should consider a taking a safety course.
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