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#LWO
what Harley? I was thinking of switching from sportbike to a Harley myself.
Ive been riding around in a streetbob 18 since it feels kinda sportish and its still fun but thinking about going over to a cruiser street glide.
what Harley? I was thinking of switching from sportbike to a Harley myself.
Ive been riding around in a streetbob 18 since it feels kinda sportish and its still fun but thinking about going over to a cruiser street glide.
damn breh. them expensive bikes. only thing I can afford from HD right now is an 883 sporty lol
MSF course next weekend
Breh, this has been a goal of mine since middle school. Pops used to ride too, this shyt is in my blood. One step closer to copping my own machine
Try not to wheelie the bikes the instructors frown upon it
What type of bike you looking to get?
Be prepared to sell that bike on Craigslist after half a season.Lmao Nah none of that
Ninja 250 is the given answer but my therapist took the same course I’m gonna take and she has a 500cc and said the 250 and 500 has a minimal distinction between each other at best. The CBR 500cc been a favorite of mine too, but I been looking at GSXRs too. If I can find a GSXR 500cc I might rock with it.
EDIT: There is no GSXR500; just GS500s. So for me it’s the CBR500, Ninja 500, or the GS500
Also aprilia hasn't been producing large inventories as long as the other manufacturers. I've been seeing crazy deals on L7 gsx r1000s. Got me rubbing my hands together.Brehs..... I was all ready to buy a 2017 Honda CBR1000RR next spring............
until I rode this beast, 2014 Aprilia RSV4 Factory APRC ABS, 184HP, 400lbs V4 engine.
This bike took my soul for one night, we got it in on trade at my work. Grabbed the keys and rode it for the evening, finished up around 1130pm when I got done with these pics. The power at any rpm is mind-blowing, tight racebike-like riding position, 3 riding modes, carbon bit here and there, the list goes on. This one had a Leo Vince slip-on which growled something fierce at the slightest blip of the throttle, sounding like a muscle car at idle. I'm sold on it as my next bike, however I am keeping my 2 Honda sportsbikes though. Friends and Dealers I have consulted with have told me, the Aprilia reliability will be not like the longstanding Honda, italian bikes are finicky and a bit costly.