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![]() He's correct. Same on a motorcycle. Push the left handle forward, the bike will make a left turn. Push the right handle forward, bike turns to the right. Try it sometime. Eisboch Hmmm. Actually push the left side of the handle bar away from you while pulling the right side towards you and you go right. No. On a moving motorcycle, (and I assume a bicycle, although I haven't tried it) pushing the left handle away from you will cause the motorcycle to turn towards the left ... same side that you are pushing. Push on the right ... bike will turn towards the right. I can see several people are having trouble with this. Don't feel bad. So did I until I tried it. Eisboch Okay, I'll vouch for Eisboch. Except I always thougnt of it as push on the hand grip that is closest to the pavement and you'll turn in that more sharply in that direction... and if for some reason the handlebars should snap back in the opposite direction you will be launched @ss over tea kettle over said handlebars. Steve P. |
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