konarider94
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ever try tying them to a kite?
i hope someone gets that joke/obscure reference
What's a good moped for a girl that does 65mph?
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ever try tying them to a kite?
i hope someone gets that joke/obscure reference
Jobe Zeebuh
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I am going to look into that. Thank you my friend.
I want to know who charging $25-50 for the msf class. It is about 200-250 in FL.
I agree with the class tho. My wife had never even attempted to ride before she took the class. She wrecked their bike during the course(wasn't there, might have been a fall over, don't know). All I know s my patience wasn't tested and neither was my wallet......until she decide she needed her own motorcycles.
I am going to look into that. Thank you my friend.
No worries, brother! I hope you have fun w your lady.
WHOA that seems steep.
Here in the Detroit area, the community college MSF courses are about $25.
C'mon up, Floridians! Depending on which dates, I'd even be willing to house you for the weekend & I'm sure other Detroit-Buellers would, too:
OCC MSF course--$25
I have a little bit different out look on it. I have children, and I don't go and buy them shoes that are a half size to small for them because they are on sale, hoping that the shoe will stretch.
I guess what i'm trying to say is....get her what she wants. She can always grow into it, but she will likely grow out of the smaller bikes rather quickly.
With absolutely no experience, I went out and bought an 1125CR, took the msf course, and away I went. (against the advice of my "experienced" rider friends) Most cagers will do well over 100 mph. That does not mean you do 100 mph every where you go. As long as you can keep her out of the throttle, she will be fine. She will be so timid at first, she won't want to get in the throttle.
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I guess what i'm trying to say is....get her what she wants. She can always grow into it, but she will likely grow out of the smaller bikes rather quickly.
With absolutely no experience, I went out and bought an 1125CR, took the msf course, and away I went. (against the advice of my "experienced" rider friends) Most cagers will do well over 100 mph. That does not mean you do 100 mph every where you go. As long as you can keep her out of the throttle, she will be fine. She will be so timid at first, she won't want to get in the throttle.
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I own two CF moto V3,s just to drive back and forth to work, automatic trans and will cruise easy 70mph and 70mpg.They get a lot of looks and questions, very easy to ride and low seat height. Got two new for 5k can't beat that and after 8k miles still runs like new, 250cc and a great beginner bike but I keep my R1100RS parked and ride the V3. Picking up a XB9S 03 next week hope I like it, the BMW is very top heavy and at 72 years legs are not what they used to be.
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