[Brown67]

Originally Posted by Snowman7

They're not like doubles JR. There's alot of "whip" in that third one. A small steering input will cause quite a bit of movement in the last one. You definately want to stay focused, steady and keep your eyes on the road. Doubles are forgiving if you veer offtrack for a second but not triples. They dont like wind, grooves in the road, uneven pavement, ice etc etc.

Amen. It is amazing how little input makes those things whip around. Best advice I got was to not look back and just keep driving.

[Jackrabbit379]

Originally Posted by Snowman7

They're not like doubles JR. There's alot of "whip" in that third one. A small steering input will cause quite a bit of movement in the last one. You definately want to stay focused, steady and keep your eyes on the road. Doubles are forgiving if you veer offtrack for a second but not triples. They dont like wind, grooves in the road, uneven pavement, ice etc etc.

That sounds lovely. :lol: