I finally did it!!!!!!!!!
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welcome to the family bro.......
is that ur first bike> i hope not....hahah cuz that'd be a preetty big start.
the best part about riding? when ur on the freeway and another biker gives you the two fingers =]
thats awesome....
is that ur first bike> i hope not....hahah cuz that'd be a preetty big start.
the best part about riding? when ur on the freeway and another biker gives you the two fingers =]
thats awesome....
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Rep Power: 0 Yeah it's cool because a lot of bikers say what's up to you (Hence, two fingers). I haven't rode with a group yet but I can't wait.
Any of you guys have your M1 license yet?
Any of you guys have your M1 license yet?
JDM WHORE!!!
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Rep Power: 0 Yeah, I have to get my a$$ to the DMV and get atleast my permit. I heard the driving part at the DMV is really hard. My friends tell me to take the class they offer here in Cali.
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Rep Power: 308 The class is a piece of cake. They teach you a lot of safety things too. I would recommend it. I've had my M1 for about half a year and hopefully I'll be getting a bike within a year but my choice over the cbr is the Triumph 675.
http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Articl...ID=3301&Page=7
And congrats on the new bike. Looks sick. Be safe and have fun.
http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Articl...ID=3301&Page=7
And congrats on the new bike. Looks sick. Be safe and have fun.
JDM WHORE!!!
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Rep Power: 302 Yea, take the class if you have never ridden before. The DMV test is hard if you cant balance at like super slow speeds, but its doable. As for the Triumph, I personally love the Bonneville. I ended up getting a Duc instead.
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Rep Power: 308 I went riding with a guy who had a newer Bonneville. It was togue style roads and he cut through a turn too steep and ended up clipping a hearse on its way to a temple...dead guy in the back and everything. It was pretty bad at the time but funny now that I think back on it.
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Rep Power: 0 The class is a piece of cake. They teach you a lot of safety things too. I would recommend it. I've had my M1 for about half a year and hopefully I'll be getting a bike within a year but my choice over the cbr is the Triumph 675.
http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Articl...ID=3301&Page=7
And congrats on the new bike. Looks sick. Be safe and have fun.
http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Articl...ID=3301&Page=7
And congrats on the new bike. Looks sick. Be safe and have fun.
I Queef > You
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Rep Power: 0 Congrats man! I used to ride a Ninja 600, but I sold the bike. I wish I could sell my Civic and get an '07 GSXR 600, but my mom would take my life away before the bike would even have a chance to, haha.
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