How To Ride with Miles Davis
- Adventure Rider Magazine Congregation
- November 8, 2001
- Fit Out
- Checkout
- Preparing For Adventure with Andrea Box
- Inspirations with Karen Ramsay
- Kashmir: mystic adventure – Part two
- BMW F800GS – Last ride…almost
- Ténéré not so tragic – another Peter Payne creation
- Ride right – Bike set- up advice
- Tech – Lubing cables
- TransTerra Four Day – Mark your calendars for 2017
- Tread carefully – Adventure Tractionators
- Gone pear-shaped – On the SPOT
- Northern Congregation – Fantastic!
- It’s what we do
- Reader’s Ride – Good mates and good riding
- How To Ride with Miles Davis
- Doohickey demystifed – KLR owners pay attention
Miles Davis covers off some important skills and concepts.
A couple of issues ago we covered some wheelie basics, trying to tie in the key elements at slow speed to unweight or lift the front wheel over obstacles. It’s always smart to start off with the basics and at a conservative speed. The big thing is getting the timing right and blending everything together in a smooth and controlled way.
The next step could be looking at a slightly faster stand-up wheelie that uses many of the same control skills.