new guy =P
Hello Talos and welcome
I dont know if many people wanna do this...but I added frame sliders to my '92 f2
I don't know how to do it myself, and don't have a garage the time or tools...so I shelled out the money to let a dealer do it.
It came out great-- and I have some peace of mind if I go down. Our f2 fairings are hard to come by if they are damaged in a crash.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Picture020.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Picture023.jpg
I dont know if many people wanna do this...but I added frame sliders to my '92 f2
I don't know how to do it myself, and don't have a garage the time or tools...so I shelled out the money to let a dealer do it.
It came out great-- and I have some peace of mind if I go down. Our f2 fairings are hard to come by if they are damaged in a crash.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Picture020.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...Picture023.jpg
Nice looking bike!
The only advice that I can add would be do not go out riding with your friends who have bikes and have been riding for a while. Most people have a tendency to try and keep up with people who are faster. (bad idea for now)
Ride uncrowded roads with one guy you trust to teach you. (atleast for a little while)
Buy leathers, jacket, pants, gloves, boots etc. If you fall you will not win the battle of the pavement. (and chicks do NOT dig scars)
Do not ride at night, until you're completely comfortable on the bike, and then still second guess the decision, bikes are hard enough to see, let alone at night with some *** yappin on their phone in their cage not paying attention.
Respect the power of the bike, regardless of what people may think an F2 has plenty-o-power.
Have fun and ride safe!
Sorry to sound like a grumpy old person but I've seen a lot of new riders get hurt by trying to keep up with faster people and doing dumb things.
This is a guy that rode with us.. I saw this accident happening the first time I rode with this kid. He is in the reserves with a friend of mine, he is permenately F'ed up. RIDE SAFE.




The only advice that I can add would be do not go out riding with your friends who have bikes and have been riding for a while. Most people have a tendency to try and keep up with people who are faster. (bad idea for now)
Ride uncrowded roads with one guy you trust to teach you. (atleast for a little while)
Buy leathers, jacket, pants, gloves, boots etc. If you fall you will not win the battle of the pavement. (and chicks do NOT dig scars)
Do not ride at night, until you're completely comfortable on the bike, and then still second guess the decision, bikes are hard enough to see, let alone at night with some *** yappin on their phone in their cage not paying attention.
Respect the power of the bike, regardless of what people may think an F2 has plenty-o-power.
Have fun and ride safe!
Sorry to sound like a grumpy old person but I've seen a lot of new riders get hurt by trying to keep up with faster people and doing dumb things.
This is a guy that rode with us.. I saw this accident happening the first time I rode with this kid. He is in the reserves with a friend of mine, he is permenately F'ed up. RIDE SAFE.




Holy crap. you were there to witness that one on hand?
Sweet jesus I pray that nothing like that ever happens to me or my friends.
When I've been group riding with my friends, typically I hang back towards the rear anyways... I always see my friend on his GSXR600 (who is a new rider) flying past the group but its always him who is locking up the brakes sliding half sideways to intersections. I dont ever wanna see people hurt from bike accidents, gotta respect that ****.
Sweet jesus I pray that nothing like that ever happens to me or my friends.
When I've been group riding with my friends, typically I hang back towards the rear anyways... I always see my friend on his GSXR600 (who is a new rider) flying past the group but its always him who is locking up the brakes sliding half sideways to intersections. I dont ever wanna see people hurt from bike accidents, gotta respect that ****.
I wasn't there, he was by himself riding.. witnesses say he was riding a wheelie, the car cut infront of him, the front wheel went down and slammed into the car. He doesn't remember what happened at all. he said he was not riding a wheelie. I rode with this guy, he was an accident waiting to happen. That was almost a year ago, he will walk with a limp forever. I think he was 23 when this happened.
I think he had a helmet on, I can't say for certain though.. he doesn't have brain damage or anything like that, he doesn't remember the accident, so he probably got his bell rung pretty good though.


