+1 on the MSF. Hope you did.

Great color...and camera!

 

Well i will be taking it sometime in august, might do fri-sat-sun instead of sat-sun.

I love my camera, rebel xt. 2 of my hobbies (very expensive ones too) are detailing and photography. You can always count on this bike being super clean every where i go. And no i won't dress the tires lol

 

strike that.. didn't see till u posted the message.. nice pics!!!

 

Anyone know where to buy a set of mirrors (non OEM is ok) from a reputable website? No pig spotters though.

And also anyone know why my tail lights are so dim and the brake lights barely work?

 

congrats on the purchase. Also, MSF course would be great if you haven't taken it already. I bought my bike and didn't ride it for 2 month. I purchased full gear and took the MSF course before getting on it.

Have fun

 

hahai bought a helmet yesterday and said heh im in a parking lot i wont fall (too hard) and well i made turns and turns and turns with a t-shirt and jeans (yes i know i know not smart at all) and i plan on doing it again tonight once i get home.

Like people said onmy other thread...practice,practice,practice.


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true true. Practice is what you need but the MSF will give you a more solid foundation to practice on. Just my thoughts.

 

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Oh i plan on taking it, just for the insurance discount lol.

I have no motorcycle experience at all and was able to get out of my driveway, turning into the parking lot 500feet from my hou


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There's way more to the MSF course than that lol.

 

looks familiar. Get some polished aluminum shogun sliders. They add some good contrast and can help protect that beautiful baby of yours. Have fun with your bike and always wear your gear.



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