New chick to the bike world!
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New chick to the bike world!
Hello everyone! Thought I would post up my introduction! I am from Alabama.
My husband recently bought me my first bike. Yeah an F4i! I love it! Only problem
is I have never riden before. Well, I ride behind my husband but have never drivien.
I know how in my head just haven't tried! I am ssoooooooo ready and I really think
I can do it! I just gotta get a day without my two precious boys, so I can hop on
and practice. I bought some sliders for it today, hopefully the hubby will put them
on for me soon!
Crystal
My husband recently bought me my first bike. Yeah an F4i! I love it! Only problem
is I have never riden before. Well, I ride behind my husband but have never drivien.
I know how in my head just haven't tried! I am ssoooooooo ready and I really think
I can do it! I just gotta get a day without my two precious boys, so I can hop on
and practice. I bought some sliders for it today, hopefully the hubby will put them
on for me soon!
Crystal
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Thanks for the welcomes everyone! I'll post some pics up of my bike in my album or gallery as soon as I get a chance.
The first ride went very well! Well, I actually ended up driving the hubbys VFR. I couldn't get the F4i going, it kept stalling.
So I hopped on the VFR, Clicked it in 1st gear, eased out on the clutch, gave her a bit of gas and I went about 250feet! I
rode back and forth for awhile. We were limited on time and space yesterday. By the time I got a chance to ride, there were
kids all over the neighborhood! Not a good idea to learn riding in the mist of a bunch of kids. I had a great first experience! My
teeth were shining for the rest of the night, from me smiling! I can't wait to hop on again! Maybe I will start a riding progress
report for you guys!
The first ride went very well! Well, I actually ended up driving the hubbys VFR. I couldn't get the F4i going, it kept stalling.
So I hopped on the VFR, Clicked it in 1st gear, eased out on the clutch, gave her a bit of gas and I went about 250feet! I
rode back and forth for awhile. We were limited on time and space yesterday. By the time I got a chance to ride, there were
kids all over the neighborhood! Not a good idea to learn riding in the mist of a bunch of kids. I had a great first experience! My
teeth were shining for the rest of the night, from me smiling! I can't wait to hop on again! Maybe I will start a riding progress
report for you guys!
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RE: New chick to the bike world!
ORIGINAL: *F4iChick*
Thanks for the welcomes everyone! I'll post some pics up of my bike in my album or gallery as soon as I get a chance.
The first ride went very well! Well, I actually ended up driving the hubbys VFR. I couldn't get the F4i going, it kept stalling.
So I hopped on the VFR, Clicked it in 1st gear, eased out on the clutch, gave her a bit of gas and I went about 250feet! I
rode back and forth for awhile. We were limited on time and space yesterday. By the time I got a chance to ride, there were
kids all over the neighborhood! Not a good idea to learn riding in the mist of a bunch of kids. I had a great first experience! My
teeth were shining for the rest of the night, from me smiling! I can't wait to hop on again! Maybe I will start a riding progress
report for you guys!
Thanks for the welcomes everyone! I'll post some pics up of my bike in my album or gallery as soon as I get a chance.
The first ride went very well! Well, I actually ended up driving the hubbys VFR. I couldn't get the F4i going, it kept stalling.
So I hopped on the VFR, Clicked it in 1st gear, eased out on the clutch, gave her a bit of gas and I went about 250feet! I
rode back and forth for awhile. We were limited on time and space yesterday. By the time I got a chance to ride, there were
kids all over the neighborhood! Not a good idea to learn riding in the mist of a bunch of kids. I had a great first experience! My
teeth were shining for the rest of the night, from me smiling! I can't wait to hop on again! Maybe I will start a riding progress
report for you guys!
I remember those feelings my first time.
Welcome. You seem to be on the right track learning little by little off the main roads. Good work.