Always left side. I only ever changed sides with my horse in case I got hurt and needed to mount from the right. Horses are a little spooky if you do something you have never done before and my show out, then it is rodeo time!
Always left side. I only ever changed sides with my horse in case I got hurt and needed to mount from the right. Horses are a little spooky if you do something you have never done before and my show out, then it is rodeo time!
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Not my F6B.. but my DR650 I have to mount from the right side; using the right peg; while the bike is still on the kickstand. That way it puts less strain on the kick stand when I start to stand on the right peg; and swing my left leg over.
The DR650 is pretty tall, and my 30" inseam is pretty short.
Another bike that's a bitch to mount is the Honda Africa Twin. That bike is akin to Mount Everest.
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Just like my 2008 Kawasaki KLR650 which even with my 36" inseam is a bitch to throw a leg over.Originally Posted by willtill
Not my F6B.. but my DR650 I have to mount from the right side; using the right peg; while the bike is still on the kickstand. That way it puts less strain on the kick stand when I start to stand on the right peg; and swing my left leg over.
The DR650 is pretty tall, and my 30" inseam is pretty short.
Another bike that's a bitch to mount is the Honda Africa Twin. That bike is akin to Mount Everest.
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That's what they call that) I'll try that tomorrow buddy you have gave me a phrase of the day
My last bike was a C 50 so it's a lot narrower and shorter the width of the bike is a strange thing about turning your hips and the hip joints that way too quick to judge himNot my F6B.. but my DR650 I have to mount from the right side; using the right peg; while the bike is still on the kickstand. That way it puts less strain on the kick stand when I start to stand on the right peg; and swing my left leg over.
The DR650 is pretty tall, and my 30" inseam is pretty short.
Another bike that's a bitch to mount is the Honda Africa Twin. That bike is akin to Mount Everest.
From the right then I put my foot down and then when I throw my other leg over my hips don't have room to turn because of how wide the bike is but I think I'm going to try the motor man style tomorrow and then one of the other gentleman had a different style I'm gonna try that too
The right side the width of the bike is the hard part n
I tried it this morning that is so fun and it looks so coolThat's what they call that
That's what they call thatJust tried something this morning I put my left foot on my buddy pig and then I stepped through and just walk up the bike it is so cool looking you can't believe it you should try it
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