After reading all these posts I dont think I even have an ability to write like that,but just giving it a try to be close to it to express what I feel after reading something like this.
OF, whatever has said have been words of wisdom, and the guidelines for beginners including me, and why not the kind of exposure he has i havent yet ridden 35% of what he has done,starting from kb100 to Bandit!
I cant frame the posts above, like Simba and DCS,have done.Its far beyond my understanding.
And reading OF's post, leads to Dizziness after sometime
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Originally Posted by simba_smiles
@Truly characteristic of what one may now classify as "The idiom of Old Fox"  .
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Well said Simba, this can really title Uncle's post anywhere around the forum. His saying have been taken as guidings and have been accepted this as by a lot of just begginers in biking like me.
Sitting next to him and listening to his expriences have become a part of my hobby in a g2g.
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Originally Posted by dcs
Ride, if you must, but ride with people who are compatible. Dont think that its just the engine capacities that should be considered while asking for compatibilities. The real mental compatibility too has to be understood and taken in account.
So, a simple request to all my mates, dont feel offended when someone refuses to ride along with you. Its just that he might value the bond more than riding along. Think about it.
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Perhaps, this is "the jist" of the whole thread!!!
A point made, For what I would say Everyone needs to understand the same, I have had an experince where I had also learnt to be compatible and patient and where someother's had to also bear with me.
One thing I can add here is if you are on ride,find the person who rides closely to your riding style match his compatibilty, do not try to follow someone who is going really fast or beyond your pace to reach,you may not dwell well with him/her(in a worst case scenario)
P.S: I am referring to the Ride to Shimla with a Large group. Thanks Suhail,Rohit Mundra, Anant verma,anshuman and all those who were there for being there and making it an enjoyable and a rememberable trip and making one understand the way he should ride,when he is not alone.
- Cheers
LP