How do you push your bike?

[Brad 77 100 7]

I'm tall enough to straddle both the S and the /7. I sort of paddle them in and out of the barn that way. I can't do both of them at once though, haven't tried it, yet.

[She'llbe]

The one hand behind the seat thing only works for me if the bike has a rack or grab bar behind the seat. Many do not. It's idiotic if they make you do that on a bike that is not designed for it. Besides, I'm much more comfortable on the left side of the bike, which means I don't have a brake if I'm using one hand on the bars.

Like Jeff, I normally use both hands on the bars and have the bike leaned against my hip.

That's the way I do it as well. You still have the front brake to use if you have both hands on the bars. I walk/mount my bike from the left only, just like a horse. Yeah, I know, what am I doing mounting a horse, isn't that illegal in some states?

[Steve in Golden]

That's the way I do it as well. You still have the front brake to use if you have both hands on the bars. I walk/mount my bike from the left only, just like a horse. Yeah, I know, what am I doing mounting a horse, isn't that illegal in some states?

The horse might not like it much either.

[Major Softie]

That's the way I do it as well. You still have the front brake to use if you have both hands on the bars. I walk/mount my bike from the left only, just like a horse. Yeah, I know, what am I doing mounting a horse, isn't that illegal in some states?

The horse might not like it much either.

Yeah, The Law would not be my first worry there.

[vanzen]

Left hand on the left grip, right hand on the frame (or lifting handle).
Bike leaned slightly towards my body –
and go until you have expended the available energy to propel the damn thing.
At which point – be able to deploy the sidestand !

[ME 109]

I walk/mount my bike from the left only, just like a horse. Yeah, I know, what am I doing mounting a horse, isn't that illegal in some states?

Hey, I'm a mountain man too!
But I like mount'n women.

[Zombie Master]

Left hand on the left grip, right hand on the frame (or lifting handle).
Bike leaned slightly towards my body –
and go until you have expended the available energy to propel the damn thing.
At which point – be able to deploy the sidestand !

Always succinct and accurate! I worry about Vanzen sometimes, he's a real dyed in the wool, Airhead dweeb