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05-02-2012, 08:24 PM
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05-02-2012, 08:52 PM
Welcome to the forum and riding.
Red and black is a good looking bike....i'm not baised or anything. Lol
As far as cosmetic upgrades go, look through the picture sticky for the f4i to get some ideas of where you want to go with it. Lights, signals, windscreen, and levers are a pretty popular thing to change as well as exhaust mods.
Red and black is a good looking bike....i'm not baised or anything. Lol
As far as cosmetic upgrades go, look through the picture sticky for the f4i to get some ideas of where you want to go with it. Lights, signals, windscreen, and levers are a pretty popular thing to change as well as exhaust mods.
#3
05-02-2012, 09:53 PM
Only 4300 mi? That's excellent! Very happy for you. Congrats!
In addition to what 74demon recommended, have the suspension set up by a professional for your body type & riding style. You'd be amazed at what a few adjustments can do to make your riding better (& safer). Next, go thru all the maintenance on your bike to make sure everything is up to date. Any issues/parts that need servicing/replacing - do it.
Have you taken the MSF Course? Motorcycle Safety Foundation Many of us here highly recommend it. Check into it.
Most importantly, be safe out there! Always be on the defense but still have fun & enjoy.
Welcome to CBRF! :-)
In addition to what 74demon recommended, have the suspension set up by a professional for your body type & riding style. You'd be amazed at what a few adjustments can do to make your riding better (& safer). Next, go thru all the maintenance on your bike to make sure everything is up to date. Any issues/parts that need servicing/replacing - do it.
Have you taken the MSF Course? Motorcycle Safety Foundation Many of us here highly recommend it. Check into it.
Most importantly, be safe out there! Always be on the defense but still have fun & enjoy.
Welcome to CBRF! :-)
#4
05-02-2012, 10:32 PM
Welcome to the forum! This is truly one of the best places to learn about not only riding and motorcycles, but about your bike. It's a great community that can help you with just about anything.
Nice buy on the F4i with such low mileage. That color scheme is what I wanted when I was buying my first bike as well. Congratulations!
Ride safe and have fun!
Nice buy on the F4i with such low mileage. That color scheme is what I wanted when I was buying my first bike as well. Congratulations!
Ride safe and have fun!
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05-02-2012, 11:29 PM
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05-03-2012, 12:58 AM
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Only 4300 mi? That's excellent! Very happy for you. Congrats!
In addition to what 74demon recommended, have the suspension set up by a professional for your body type & riding style. You'd be amazed at what a few adjustments can do to make your riding better (& safer). Next, go thru all the maintenance on your bike to make sure everything is up to date. Any issues/parts that need servicing/replacing - do it.
Have you taken the MSF Course? Motorcycle Safety Foundation Many of us here highly recommend it. Check into it.
Most importantly, be safe out there! Always be on the defense but still have fun & enjoy.
Welcome to CBRF! :-)
In addition to what 74demon recommended, have the suspension set up by a professional for your body type & riding style. You'd be amazed at what a few adjustments can do to make your riding better (& safer). Next, go thru all the maintenance on your bike to make sure everything is up to date. Any issues/parts that need servicing/replacing - do it.
Have you taken the MSF Course? Motorcycle Safety Foundation Many of us here highly recommend it. Check into it.
Most importantly, be safe out there! Always be on the defense but still have fun & enjoy.
Welcome to CBRF! :-)
A MSF course is a great way to start out. I thought I was a good rider until I wanted to be an MSF instructor. I learned that I had a lot of learning to do!
Welcome to the forum!
