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06-14-2007, 05:06 PM
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RE: Another new guy
ORIGINAL: voodoochyl
Are you a new rider, D, or is this just a new bike to you? Either way, we are glad to have you here. We look forward to seeing those pics...even thought I'd bet you'll be too busy riding to think abouttaking pictures
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Are you a new rider, D, or is this just a new bike to you? Either way, we are glad to have you here. We look forward to seeing those pics...even thought I'd bet you'll be too busy riding to think abouttaking pictures
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RE: Another new guy
Congrats on the bike D. Have you taken your MSF course? If not, the smart thing to do would be to get signed up for that. The MSF course will help you alot with making the transition from dirt to street. Theres A LOT more risk involved with street riding so just always ride within your limits and watch out for cagers that arent paying attention and dont see you. Ride safe with the rubber side down!
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RE: Another new guy
ORIGINAL: Shortysboy09
Congrats on the bike D. Have you taken your MSF course? If not, the smart thing to do would be to get signed up for that. The MSF course will help you alot with making the transition from dirt to street. Theres A LOT more risk involved with street riding so just always ride within your limits and watch out for cagers that arent paying attention and dont see you. Ride safe with the rubber side down!
Congrats on the bike D. Have you taken your MSF course? If not, the smart thing to do would be to get signed up for that. The MSF course will help you alot with making the transition from dirt to street. Theres A LOT more risk involved with street riding so just always ride within your limits and watch out for cagers that arent paying attention and dont see you. Ride safe with the rubber side down!
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RE: Another new guy
ORIGINAL: DFour
ive had to bargain and deal my way into getting this bike for some time now.. parents are tricky, but i finally tricked them into a deal so i could actually get one
ive had to bargain and deal my way into getting this bike for some time now.. parents are tricky, but i finally tricked them into a deal so i could actually get one
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