I tell almost everyone I'm new. Then they're expectations are low.
One guy finally said,"You've been coming here for 3 years."
When do you stop being a “new driver”?
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But it is underground in a cave.
Rock all around you, and very tight turns. Judge the turn wrong and the tandems hit a pillar of rock.
No curbs to roll over... just rock to crash into.
The same with backing in to the dock. You had better line it up correctly the first time.
It is scary and daunting the first time.
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The learning never stops. The moment one starts telling himself he’s good is when he starts screwing up.tinytim, Dave_in_AZ, Lumper Humper and 4 others Thank this. -
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