A trick that I learned on I-5 coming back from Sacramento is to do what I call the "split the cheeks" method. What you do is split your butt cheeks on one side of your seat, the side that the wind is blow on. This puts more weight on that side when turning into the wind and helps with control. Another is small careful zig-zags.
I was riding yesterday and the wind was pushing me over in the curves, so I had to slow down to 50 just to be able to handle the bike...and the kept opening and closing my visor....it sucked!
A trick that I learned on I-5 coming back from Sacramento is to do what I call the "split the cheeks" method. What you do is split your butt cheeks on one side of your seat, the side that the wind is blow on. This puts more weight on that side when turning into the wind and helps with control. Another is small careful zig-zags.
nalcoran 2 years ago
I was riding yesterday and the wind was pushing me over in the curves, so I had to slow down to 50 just to be able to handle the bike...and the kept opening and closing my visor....it sucked!
sickmefistofeles666 3 years ago
Ha I love Douglas Adams! Love your videos!
counterpunchdre 3 years ago
Helpful vid, thanks.
PS spy game music is awesome!
bavarianwerks 4 years ago
I don't think I would dare ride in 75mph winds! 35-40mph is my comfort limit.
antrey23 4 years ago
Ya I just started riding in California
it's a change from Ohio.
buster27 5 years ago
Just a bit past the 76 station going westbound/northbound before Latigo Canyon.
sfninja 5 years ago
what part of PCH are u on?
paramotor 5 years ago
Very Helpful Video! Thanks
kawasakifan700 5 years ago