Hello guys I am new..
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09-08-2010, 08:49 PM
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Will do! I am soooo stoked
I can honestly say when i got my pilots liscence i was not this
amped. Its really weird cause im an old dude (38) but i feel like
a whole new world has opened up.
I am now going over everything , checking fluids etc my son
was helping me clean it up and he put some of his lego stickers
on his helmet LOL
I can honestly say when i got my pilots liscence i was not this
amped. Its really weird cause im an old dude (38) but i feel like
a whole new world has opened up.
I am now going over everything , checking fluids etc my son
was helping me clean it up and he put some of his lego stickers
on his helmet LOL
!! ride safe bro
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09-09-2010, 01:01 PM
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Hey guys
Its funny i wrote that last post than was looking
around and found this post on another site that
was listing all the excuses noobs use to justify
buying a 600 and all my answers were there!
Oh well I love my bike. I have ridden it almost
non stop since I got it and i will honestly say that
thing is a beast. I have not gone over 60 yet
but the problem is it gets to 60 so damn fast Lol
There is an advanced rider course that is supposed
to be the next step up from the msf beginner course
and you can use your own bikeI am gonna do that
they said they will shadow me and help me correct
mistakes i make before hand
I love my bike though!
thanks for putting up with my noobness lol
Its funny i wrote that last post than was looking
around and found this post on another site that
was listing all the excuses noobs use to justify
buying a 600 and all my answers were there!
Oh well I love my bike. I have ridden it almost
non stop since I got it and i will honestly say that
thing is a beast. I have not gone over 60 yet
but the problem is it gets to 60 so damn fast Lol
There is an advanced rider course that is supposed
to be the next step up from the msf beginner course
and you can use your own bikeI am gonna do that
they said they will shadow me and help me correct
mistakes i make before hand
I love my bike though!
thanks for putting up with my noobness lol
#13
09-12-2010, 10:59 PM
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Glad you're liking the bike. The MSF ERC is probably a good idea.
The book "Sport Riding Techniques" that Kuro mentioned earlier is a really good one to look into getting, too. Great book, and it gives you something to do when you aren't riding.
The book "Sport Riding Techniques" that Kuro mentioned earlier is a really good one to look into getting, too. Great book, and it gives you something to do when you aren't riding.
Last edited by kilgoretrout; 09-24-2010 at 07:41 PM.
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