Look down the road ahead of you - not right in front of your wheel.Originally Posted by Jordyne
Do you have a fog line painted on your roads? The white line at the right side of the road? You can use that or the lines of a bike lane as a "balance beam" to practice riding straight.
Relax, bend your elbows (so that road bumps are absorbed and don't bump you off your line). Breathe. Smile.
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And make sure the gear you're using is not too hard. Originally Posted by maillotpois
Look down the road ahead of you - not right in front of your wheel.
Do you have a fog line painted on your roads? The white line at the right side of the road? You can use that or the lines of a bike lane as a "balance beam" to practice riding straight.
Relax, bend your elbows (so that road bumps are absorbed and don't bump you off your line). Breathe. Smile.
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