CoreTechs said:Basically, you need to train the leg you don't use much. If you repeat
an action your muscles "remember" what they did and it gets easier. The
less dominant leg has not been used, so just start small and then it
should get stronger and you'll be more confident in riding with the
other side.
what he said
i thought you meant one leg was longer than the other. which a friend
has that problem. it is only 1/2 and inch or so, so it isnt that bad.
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gordito8me said:it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid,
but not really that fun.
skianduniaddict said:never give 4 teenagers a camera... they go crazy
johnfoss said:Yes, being old makes you stupid.
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