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I took some time off work to spend some time with my youngest daughter. We spent three days riding off-road motorcycles to get her skill level up, so she can ride the same tracks with her sister who has had a lot more experience.
It’s been a learning experience for me as well as been a bit humbling as well….
When my oldest first learnt to ride off road bikes, I was learning as well, and it was an adventure we did together.
With my youngest learning to ride, I kept thinking she will react and behave the same way as her sister. this was a rather patronising mistake on my part, as their personalities are very different.
She did very well the first two days, and even rode around the B-track that her sister normally rides on with such aplomp.
The third day ended with a crash. I made the mistake of heading off in front of her down a gravel road and she tried going faster than she’s used to. She has different motivations than her sister and I should have forseen that. For her part, the crash was a shock for her, but she bounced back from that, when we left to go to a prearranged picnic with friends.
Ouch..
My oldest was back from Otago university for the forth day of motorcycling, and they both rode around together which made for a very happy positive day.
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