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Old 09-05-19, 09:02 AM
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Jack Tone 
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
I don't have one of these units, but I've been pondering the purchase.

Over the my last few rides, I've made a point of noting when and why I move in to lanes of traffic. If you have broad, clean shoulders and you never have to venture in to a lane, maybe it wouldn't benefit you so much... but I often have crappy shoulders with debris and hazards here and there. If I'm regularly moving in to a lane, even if only briefly to avoid a pothole, I can see this being a benefit. If there's a longer stretch of ****ty shoulder, I think it would be a nice luxury to move in to the lane, in the smooth passenger-side wheel track, and just cruise there until the shoulder improves or I get a notification of a car back.

I'm sure that someone with practical experience will be happy to chime in with regard to my expectations.
That's exactly why I love mine. Same road conditions out in the country. I can relax and ride where I want until it notifies me about a car, then I move to the right.
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