F4i as a frist bike in a long time (well sorta)
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09-22-2007, 05:21 PM
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RE: F4i as a frist bike in a long time (well sorta)
ORIGINAL: cjlerra
F4i would be just fine. I had 0 riding experience this yr, didnt even know how to start a motorcycle. Bought an F4i, hopped on it the next day, practiced around my street a bit and that was that. Learned to ride an go in an hour or so, very user friendly, just respect the power because there pretty fast!
F4i would be just fine. I had 0 riding experience this yr, didnt even know how to start a motorcycle. Bought an F4i, hopped on it the next day, practiced around my street a bit and that was that. Learned to ride an go in an hour or so, very user friendly, just respect the power because there pretty fast!
lol dont listen to that advice..... ever
if you learned to ride in an hour.. you didnt learn anything.
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09-22-2007, 05:42 PM
RE: F4i as a frist bike in a long time (well sorta)
ORIGINAL: cjlerra
F4i would be just fine. I had 0 riding experience this yr, didnt even know how to start a motorcycle. Bought an F4i, hopped on it the next day, practiced around my street a bit and that was that. Learned to ride an go in an hour or so, very user friendly, just respect the power because there pretty fast!
F4i would be just fine. I had 0 riding experience this yr, didnt even know how to start a motorcycle. Bought an F4i, hopped on it the next day, practiced around my street a bit and that was that. Learned to ride an go in an hour or so, very user friendly, just respect the power because there pretty fast!
Worst advice ever. Sandals or crocs?
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