New from Washington
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New from Washington
Hi Guys & Gals,
I've been riding on and off for the last 15 years... mostly off for the last 10. I learned how to ride on a 1981 Yamaha Maxim 650 and a 1983
Honda XR 350. I just bought a 1996 F3 (trying to "ease" back into riding) and I have to say it sure is nice to be back on two wheels. I mostly commute
on my bike to beat gas price, but I do enjoy the occasional road trip every now and then, especially along the twisty roads around the Palouse.
See ya all on the roads.
[IMG]local://upfiles/2501/A658E40BE98D4AEFB7C2BC0EAB9B870B.jpg[/IMG]
I've been riding on and off for the last 15 years... mostly off for the last 10. I learned how to ride on a 1981 Yamaha Maxim 650 and a 1983
Honda XR 350. I just bought a 1996 F3 (trying to "ease" back into riding) and I have to say it sure is nice to be back on two wheels. I mostly commute
on my bike to beat gas price, but I do enjoy the occasional road trip every now and then, especially along the twisty roads around the Palouse.
See ya all on the roads.
[IMG]local://upfiles/2501/A658E40BE98D4AEFB7C2BC0EAB9B870B.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: New from Washington
It's funny, your post was very similar to one I made a few weeks ago. I too just got back into riding in the Seattle, WA area for my commute to beat gas prices, but also to ride in the carpool/HOV lanes.
I tried to ease back into riding, but I'm already starting to discover the joys of fuel-injection and effortless first gear power wheelies. Makes me feel like a crazy/dumb kid all over again.
Welcome back!
I tried to ease back into riding, but I'm already starting to discover the joys of fuel-injection and effortless first gear power wheelies. Makes me feel like a crazy/dumb kid all over again.
Welcome back!
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