I’ve gotten a lot better with practice on keeping the revs up and relaxing my arms. The Himalayan sails along pretty well.

You have to learn to relax, keep the rpm’s up more and maintain some speed through some stuff.
The engine and wheels can act like gyroscopes and you have to remember to relax the arms and grip.
Good job of the riding, as you do more you may get in better shape, nothing like fun exercise!

It was an adventure. I’m sure there will be more in the future!

I agree Dom. Like you, I’ll avoid it as much as possible.

A little experience and practice goes a long way in making the next ride a little more comfortable.

Thanks for the advice John. I’m not sure how often I’ll get to practice moving through the water like that but I will follow your advice.

I’ll keep my eye open for you behind Tussey. What are you riding now?

Reality…. ugh. But a necessary acknowledgment. I need to remember that even when I have to give something up in life, there’s still plenty left for me to be excited and grateful for. Even with no more snow riding or off-road riding I can still find plenty of thrills on two-wheels!