Thanks b
I would suggest that you try to find a MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) training course. It is geared towards someone who has never ridden a motorcycle but it provides a lot of useful safety practices that a self-taught rider may have never learned. It takes a two days to complete but you take the test at the end of the course and you pass it, that can be used to give to your DMV to add the M to your driver's license. It doesn't cost that much, but it may be difficult to sign up if there's a waiting list.
says breh any advice on dirt bikes, am looking for something super cheap (used but good) and easy to ride and that i could get away with riding in the street here and them
Just sold this yesterday and I'm picking up an 06 Hayabusa tomorrow. Thought my next bike would be a liter bike, but the Hayabusa fits me better.
I ride a Suzuki Boulevard M50...805 cc's. This was my first bike, and it was/is a great first bike. Learning to ride
was easier than I expected. I took the MSF course and was riding in no time. Just take your time you'll be good.
After riding my friends GSXR 1000, my next bike will be a sports bike and most likely a 1000. Keep the shiny side
up and the rubber side down!
