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| Ridge Riding |
| Ridge Riding. In inclement weather, you ride the center and white line edges to alleviate some of the drag caused during rain and/or wet conditions. In most cases during rain, the center crown or ridge will have the least depth of water to plow though as will the right or left edges of your lane. You can see the changing depths ahead and adjust your track as conditions change/allow. You want to ride the ridges whenever conditions make it imperative to do so. In the snow, you will generally want to ride the most traveled tracks as they may be clear of snow, slush, water vs. riding the lanes with a snow cover or accumulation. Pros, maximizes FE in the worst conditions. Cons, requires quite a bit of concentration to maintain the wheels within a tight area of roadway. |
Last Updated: 04-25-2006 @ 06:53 PM
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| RR |
| See Ridge Riding |
Last Updated: 12-18-2006 @ 09:54 PM
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| Rrb |
Rolling Road Block
aka an enormous SUV or Fsp |
Last Updated: 06-06-2008 @ 07:19 PM
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| Rwd |
Rear Wheel Drive
A vehicle in which the rear two wheels propel the vehicle. |
Last Updated: 08-19-2007 @ 07:28 PM
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