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Aloha
Derry ~DaBull~Bullock
Former VRA USA National President
Former NW Florida Chapter 1-6 President
Crestview, Florida
2012 Vulcan Voyager 1700
(Previous 2005 Vulcan Nomad 1600)
~If you fool with Da Bull...You're gonna get the Horn
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Very good advice....thats why i ride left...2013 Voyager "Ivory"
2003 Nomad FI (gone)
1996 Vulcan 1500 se 88 (gone)
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ROK #ROK100029773
Former VRA National Store Manager
Former VRA Secretary
Chapter 1-70 President
Brooklyn,Mi
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Good video!!Randy - aka racinfan101
Central IL Chapter 1-39 President
2024/25 National President
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2002 Vulcan Drifter 800, 2010 Vulcan Nomad 1700, 2020 Kawasaki W800. Gone but not forgotten...2008 Vulcan Mean Streak, 2002 Vulcan Drifter 1500.Comment
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Good video. The way people have been driving here lately I beginning to wonder if I would be better off just riding on their hoods to start with
Isaiah 40;31
MISS BETTY 2012 900 Classic
South Carolina BURN Road Captain
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Good info. WE need to be on the look out for those cagers who don't watch for us!! Be safe all!!!Patrick "Hotwheels" Sharon
President Columbus Vulcan Riders Chapter 1-32
Columbus, Oh
National President 2020
National Vice President 2019
National Treasurer 2013 - 2015
VROC Member # 34133
2014 Vulcan Voyager
2021 CanAm Spyder F3-Limited
2020 CanAm Spyder F3-Limited
2009 Vulcan Voyager - Gone
2002 1500 Mean Streak - Gone
2007 Vulcan VN2000 Classic LT -Gone
2007 Vulcan VN900 Classic LT - Gone
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Like the video shows, it is hard for cagers to watch for us if we are hiding.
Another good reason to be in the left half of the lane is that the guy behind you might forget you are there if you are riding in the right half of the lane because he starts looking past you at the traffic ahead. Then traffic starts slowing and BAM!'18 Road Glide Special, '18 Moto Guzzi V7III Carbon, '75 KT250 Trials.Comment
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I change position often. Not only so the car behind me can see me, but also so the person in front of me knows I am there.
I do tend to stick to the line between lanes 1 and 2, when not in trafficComment
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I tend to stick to the left when riding the streets. Being seen is as important as my ability to see.
However, due to recent experiences on the highway, I tend to stay towards the inside of whatever lane I am riding in. I have had to split lanes a few times to save my own hide, and I find it best to be prepared for anything.
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