Sentences with phrase «balance on a motorbike»

The idea is similar to how a rider keeps his or her balance on a motorbike: «If you were riding a bike and did not lean to one side in a curve, you would fall over,» Sarles explains.

Don't expect people to drive at a speed comparable to your own, don't expect people to drive on the correct side of the road, don't expect people to wait for you to get out of their way, don't expect people to use lights or turn signals, and don't expect people to pay any attention to what you're doing or signalling, particularly if they have a family of six and a TV balanced on their motorbike while they are texting and driving — they have other stuff on their mind.

Not exact matches

• Highly skilled in mounting, balancing and checking mopeds, motorcycles and scooters to determine problems with engines and frames • Talented in adjusting vehicle components according to specifications and ensuring that any requirements for repairs are noted and communicated to the client • Special talent for replacing defective parts using a variety of relevant hand and power tools • Track record of effectively repairing and adjusting motorcycle subassemblies and handling repairs on non-engine components • Proven ability to efficiently dismantle engines and repair or replace defective parts such as magnetos and generators • Hands - on experience in connecting test panels to engines to measure generator outputs and ignition timings • Proficient in reassembling frames and reinstalling engines according to manufacturers» specifications • Adept at performing both preventative and general maintenance on 2 and 3 wheelers by following set code of instructions • Documented success in removing dents from frameworks and effectively welding tears and breaks • Competent in diagnosing and fixing mechanical, fuel and electronic problems in motorcycles, scooters and mopeds • Qualified to troubleshoot problems with motorbike transmissions, knocking and shimmying, along with handling lubrication and detailing work