11-11-2020, 08:22 PM
@Cormanus
I never thought about this, are your streets and traffic "left", but all the motorcycle controls "regular"?
In this case it's just a little different, you got to use the hand brake instead of the foot brake: line up on the left (instead of your right), now continue as described before. All set, BUT it is a little more "mentally demanding". While using the foot brake in a right side lineup makes you use the left foot for balancing (you can't get it wrong), you could use the wrong foot in the left line-up and loose balance. So you have to focus on using the "downhill" foot for balancing the bike consistently, consciously, every time. It's not as automatic as before.
I am sorry if the description got a little complicated. It's just hard to describe. May be you need to find that youtube video.
I never thought about this, are your streets and traffic "left", but all the motorcycle controls "regular"?
In this case it's just a little different, you got to use the hand brake instead of the foot brake: line up on the left (instead of your right), now continue as described before. All set, BUT it is a little more "mentally demanding". While using the foot brake in a right side lineup makes you use the left foot for balancing (you can't get it wrong), you could use the wrong foot in the left line-up and loose balance. So you have to focus on using the "downhill" foot for balancing the bike consistently, consciously, every time. It's not as automatic as before.
I am sorry if the description got a little complicated. It's just hard to describe. May be you need to find that youtube video.