I don't know a thing about bikes but that looks pretty serious.
Is the gear change on the handlebars?
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I don't know a thing about bikes but that looks pretty serious.
Is the gear change on the handlebars?
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No, as with most bikes bigger than a moped the gearchange is operated by the left foot, with left handlebar lever being for clutch and right one for front brake. Accelerator is right hand twistgrip. So pretty much the complete opposite to a car's controls.
It's supposed to be very easy to ride, but being longer, lower, and 100kg heavier than my Fireblade, as well as having weaker brakes and piss poor ground clearance, it might take a bit of getting used to. But riding something that'll slow me down might be just what the doctor ordered
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