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Robert Logan · 02-03-04, 04:49 PM

Andre,

I must agree with the arse up style of riding causing trouble with the wrists. This problem only happens for the older of us with ZERO core strength. I found that once I was able to support my own weight without relying on my arms everything was good. The other option is to ride like the wind and let this hold you up.

I went to my first motor cycle Grand Prix in 1963, saw all the greats and just loved Hailwood, Ivy and of course Agostini. The sound of the MV's was just great and I supose like all kids of our age wanted to be Ago. The older I got the more pasionate I have become about doing these things. I am blessed with a GREAT wife who allows me to do these things and so I am one lucky guy !!!!

Must stop this rambling,

Best wishes,

Robert

02-03-04, 04:49 PM	#12 (permalink)
Robert Logan Roaring Forties Defunct Manufactuer - Old RF Company Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Australia GT40: NONE Posts: 740 Rep Power: 0	Re: Superformance GT40 MK11 & Coupe retail prices Andre, I must agree with the arse up style of riding causing trouble with the wrists. This problem only happens for the older of us with ZERO core strength. I found that once I was able to support my own weight without relying on my arms everything was good. The other option is to ride like the wind and let this hold you up. I went to my first motor cycle Grand Prix in 1963, saw all the greats and just loved Hailwood, Ivy and of course Agostini. The sound of the MV's was just great and I supose like all kids of our age wanted to be Ago. The older I got the more pasionate I have become about doing these things. I am blessed with a GREAT wife who allows me to do these things and so I am one lucky guy !!!! Must stop this rambling, Best wishes, Robert