You would be proud! I am!

[seeso200]

Awesome to hear of your progress:clapping:!

 

[03VolusiaTrike]

Great job Jolie!!! Keep putting miles on and everything will fall right into place. I'm sorry to tell you but the smile never leaves while riding. *Enjoy yourself and be safe.epper:

GO ILLINI

 

[Jolie]

I put close to 90 on today so I'm just a few miles from 300 total now. My problem is when I get close to home I slow down (I was doing 65/70 out on the open road for a little bit) because I don't want to pull in my drive I want to keep riding. I went through town and drove 15 miles down the road to go eat lunch...I now understand those long lunch runs! LOL. Then I hauled it home fast to beat the rain. I'm really really doing good. I remember to shut off the turn signal now (only left it on for about a block once today) but I still kill it once in a while. :xzqxz: I'm sure I'll get better about knowing how much throttle to give it to take off. I keep remembering when I learned to drive a stick shift car it takes practice. I don't feel so bad when I see men doing it too. :laugh: Its just a learning experience. I have fun when older women (70s plus) yell at me they love my trike or wave with a big smile. I must remember sunscreen the back of my neck and back to where my shirt was is burnt and also don't wear a longer necklace the wind whips it and it stings lol. I saw so many trikes today at my dealer appreciation party that is going on all weekend in between rain showers. If anyone ever needed a "trike fix" that's the place to be. A lot of women riders too.

 

[Ed Hobgood]

Sounds like everything is falling into place concerning your riding. Have you noticed your face has started to have a permanent smile on it? Have fun and ride safeThumbUp

 

[dbruce56]

Glad your getting more confident on it. I'll admit, I still come close to stalling mine on takeoff every now & again. Still getting used to it, I guess. Just ride every chance you get. You'll get better and more confident. Oh yeah,,, that smile will stay there long after you've parked for the day.