New to CBRF from NorCal Bay Area
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Welcome aboard. Congrats on getting your M1.
Take your time looking for a bike. Look at as many as you can. It will give you experience in what to look for. There are various guides on this forum & elsewhere on how to look at bikes. If you are unsure of anything, ask the seller to meet you at Honda service to do a "pre-purchase" inspection. They will tell you what the bike needs or doesn't need.
Good luck & enjoy shopping!
Take your time looking for a bike. Look at as many as you can. It will give you experience in what to look for. There are various guides on this forum & elsewhere on how to look at bikes. If you are unsure of anything, ask the seller to meet you at Honda service to do a "pre-purchase" inspection. They will tell you what the bike needs or doesn't need.
Good luck & enjoy shopping!
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Welcome aboard. Congrats on getting your M1.
Take your time looking for a bike. Look at as many as you can. It will give you experience in what to look for. There are various guides on this forum & elsewhere on how to look at bikes. If you are unsure of anything, ask the seller to meet you at Honda service to do a "pre-purchase" inspection. They will tell you what the bike needs or doesn't need.
Good luck & enjoy shopping!
Take your time looking for a bike. Look at as many as you can. It will give you experience in what to look for. There are various guides on this forum & elsewhere on how to look at bikes. If you are unsure of anything, ask the seller to meet you at Honda service to do a "pre-purchase" inspection. They will tell you what the bike needs or doesn't need.
Good luck & enjoy shopping!
Thank you I have been doing some reaserch on how to inspect a used bike before buying. Im a big hands on person. But we will see how everything goes. Is there any specific years or things i sould look out for in both a good way or bad???
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