hey from toronto
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hey from toronto
just got a cbr125, wish i could go bigger but all my money is going to school these days, one day ill be up there with the big boys
hope to find some interesting things in this forum, cheers
hope to find some interesting things in this forum, cheers
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From: Central PA, USA
Hey racer, welcome to CBRF!! Nothing wrong with riding a 125. It's a fantastic bike to learn on if you are new to riding, insanely flickable, and will only cost you a fraction of the money the "big boys" are spending on fuel. Congrats!!
Take care and enjoy the forums.
Take care and enjoy the forums.
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Hey and welcome!! :-)
Going up gradually in cc is not only safer and helps you learn to ride better but also
makes you really appreciate the extra power when you do get it
Take care on it and take your time, you have a lifetime ahead of you :-)
Jules
Going up gradually in cc is not only safer and helps you learn to ride better but also
makes you really appreciate the extra power when you do get it
Take care on it and take your time, you have a lifetime ahead of you :-)
Jules
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From: Tinley Park,Illinois
Welcome aboard racer!
Nothing wrong with starting on a 125..as a matter of fact,thats the best way to learn how to ride.
Just get some miles (or kilometers in your case
) under your belt then move on up to a bigger bike.
Have fun & enjoy the forum
Nothing wrong with starting on a 125..as a matter of fact,thats the best way to learn how to ride.
Just get some miles (or kilometers in your case
) under your belt then move on up to a bigger bike.Have fun & enjoy the forum
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