good place to take motorcycle lesson?
03-02-2004, 06:42 PM
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I did it at Two Wheel Safety Training...
http://www.2wheelsafety.com/
Better book soon, things get busy before summer.
http://www.2wheelsafety.com/
Better book soon, things get busy before summer.
03-03-2004, 12:29 AM
#7
Originally posted by BLADE
1 800 CC RIDER
1 800 CC RIDER
What kind of riding do you want to do though?
03-03-2004, 12:35 AM
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i have a motorcycle permit. i took the test and got it... like 6 months ago..
I HAVE STILL NEVER RIDDEN A BIKE IN MY LIFE
pisses me off but i dont have one and i cant afford one!
well ok i have one but its a 1973 honda 350cc and its taken apart down to the piston.
I HAVE STILL NEVER RIDDEN A BIKE IN MY LIFE
pisses me off but i dont have one and i cant afford one!
well ok i have one but its a 1973 honda 350cc and its taken apart down to the piston.
03-03-2004, 02:12 PM
#10
That's cool. How big are you? A Ninja 250 might be 2 small for you depending on your size. You might want to look into a Suzuki SV650S, Yamaha YZF-600R, etc. Check out http://www.beginnerbikes.com. It has some good info for new riders. Good luck and keep the rubber side down. 
03-03-2004, 02:50 PM
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Originally posted by davisvans
sport bike i guess, like a Suzuki 500 or a Kawasaki Ninja 250. something small
sport bike i guess, like a Suzuki 500 or a Kawasaki Ninja 250. something small
I have a 929 and can't get enough of it. I like to ride fast and I have paid for it, several times. Prepare yourself... if you get on a bike, expect to taste pavement, sooner or later. Not trying to discourage you at all, its just a reality.
Motorcycle = speed = adrenaline = boner = danger
Last edited by Madball; 03-03-2004 at 04:16 PM.
03-03-2004, 04:17 PM
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do what i did, asked a friend who rides a motorcycle to teach you.
it took me less than a day to learn how to ride a motorcycle (in slow speed, of course.) but by the end of the week, i was already riding in the freeway. it also helps if you drive a stick.
i have to disagree with Madball. you shouldn't "expect" to eat pavement when riding sooner or later. in MY opinion, if you just ride carefully, responsibly, with an alert awareness of your surrounding and know your limit, you'll do just fine.
spidey
it took me less than a day to learn how to ride a motorcycle (in slow speed, of course.) but by the end of the week, i was already riding in the freeway. it also helps if you drive a stick.
i have to disagree with Madball. you shouldn't "expect" to eat pavement when riding sooner or later. in MY opinion, if you just ride carefully, responsibly, with an alert awareness of your surrounding and know your limit, you'll do just fine.
spidey
03-03-2004, 04:24 PM
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True spidey, you can be cautious and be considerably more safe than if you are pushing yourself. Let me ask you though... how many riders do you know that haven't gone down? I been riding with quite a few people since I got onto two wheels and I can't name one.
03-03-2004, 04:25 PM
#15
Why do that? You limit yourself if your friend teaches you how to ride. There's not much to it really, but just take the CC rider course and soon after you can get your license. And say that you lay your friends bike down in the process of learning. It can happen. Just take a class and get it over with.