Thank you. And thanks for watching.

remote places are hard to find. Unfortunately, traffic is increasing a lot and has nearly doubled on my road from new residents moving into fields. I enjoy the emptiness and fear we'll have to move again if we want to keep any sense of it. Thanks for watching!

I don't 'always' do much of anything. You wont find me preaching gear and then having excuses about why I didnt wear something. To each their own. Thanks for watching.

or it could become more difficult. I've tried both ways and it didnt seem to make much difference. Thanks for watching

Too true. It does take a while to learn. Well....some people seem to figure it right out. Not me. Thanks for watching.

@@shanesplanetshane3795 it’s starting to click I realized I have to keep my left shin stiff to keep me balanced I drove around my house today🙏🙏🙏🙏

@@shanesplanetshane3795 check out my reels🙏💯

@@slidinwithleesburg Grats. Knees ALWAYS bent. Eventually youll be riding loose as well. Have fun!

This was my first ever trying to sit. I'd say it took me all of 40 seconds to get the general idea. No need to lay down a cigarette, tho I suspect you mentioned it as a passive way to vocalize YOUR distaste for smoking. Thanks for watching.

I use to smoke & vape, not anymore & no I don't mind if ppl smoke that's up to them but trying to sit down while holding a gopro in one hand & a smoke in the other & then saying this sitting down business is harder than it looks, then you've only got yourself to blame for trying to sit down with you're hands full in the first place lol, you did make it look harder than it was tho 👌🏻👍🏻

@@Absolutleyaddictedtovideogames To give myself some credit, I didnt think I did too badly for having no instruction and spending about 40 seconds trying it. You are right tho, if I was more concerned with learning and less concerned with filming, i may have gotten it done in 15 seconds. 30 yrs of smoking, I could always hold it in my mouth. I didnt intend to even be able to sit at all. I havent bothered since, but I'm sure its not beyond my realm of possibility. NOt a fan of having my face so close to the ground with ZERO chance at reaction for a fall tho. Working on custom pads lately, I'll get around to riding the sherm more and the 18L less, once I get a few more comfort adds installed. Thanks for the tip.

@@Absolutleyaddictedtovideogames if you ride these you would know it doesn't matter what is in your hand. All balance is in your hips not in you shoulders.

To a certain extent, tho a 9' selfie off to the side is quite an endeavor for a newbie. Thanks for watching!