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u/PsychologicalVirus34 9d ago edited 9d ago
Probably pick a path around. I would try high side (to the left) first but just explore and check it out on foot.. then proceed with caution. If you aren't comfortable with that...go find some forestry folks
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u/BeemerCalm 9d ago
Oh I’m not doing any of that, I ride an RT. Turn around and go back for me, my days of humping it through the dirt are long over
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u/PsychologicalVirus34 9d ago
🤣that's funny! But I get it. I have an old 1150 gsa and we can disappear quickly into the woods.i have friend that rides with me on occasion, and he has two variants of R1150r(one being the rockster) and it has a nasty set of Michelin off-road tires and dude probably seen more dirt trails and back roads than my gsa 🤷🏼♂️
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u/BeemerCalm 9d ago
I grew up riding dirt bikes every day, when I bought the RT it was a conscious choice “I am not riding in the dirt any more” 😂 I do still take on the occasional gravel road, but nowadays turning around makes me happy 😊
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u/PsychologicalVirus34 8d ago
I get that too I suppose. I have the GSA, but also a Concours 14. I am on the hunt for a 1150 r rockster, and possibly something else.. I absolutely adore the new sportster s....but, as my wife pointed out, the term "circus bear" comes to mind.
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u/BeemerCalm 8d ago
Trying to stop myself from buying another bike myself LOL
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u/PsychologicalVirus34 8d ago
It's hard! No bike does everything exceptionally well, so figured I couldn't go wrong with more bikes! 🤷🏼♂️
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u/AdventuringViking 9d ago
May I offer my solution?