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From: fred@varian.UUCP (Fred Klink)
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: Re: left turns
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Date: Fri, 26-Jul-85 11:51:49 EDT
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> I have found that the closest to a sure fire method  is to take one foot
> out of the toeclipe and lean the bike over, so that the top tube is as
> close to the ground as possible.  Most of the time you can see lines in
> the road where the loop is located.  I always hated doing this,

I can imagine.  You really mean "top tube"?  Getting the top tube as
"close to the ground as possible" means laying the bike down on the
road, or maybe turning it upside down.  Am I missing something?