^^^yea! exactly! I was thinkin the same thing...^^^

 

i shall refrain myself from commenting on this thread

too bad i didnt see your bike kia. Oh well.. not like i wanted you to give me a ride anyways! LOL. Wouldnt have survived the night!

 

i was comtemplating on getting a bike as well.... i have ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE what-so-ever.... wanting to learn badly.,.. can anyone help? pm me.,....

 

mike you're a jerk! haha!


thanks guys! for all the info!

 

fvcker!

 

at my house

 

Definitely take a MSF course, I know in Maryland they have different levels of the course. The best route would be to first find someone that has a bike, learn the basics then take the second level MSF course. The riders are a bit more experienced and they move at a faster pace (i.e. they say "hop on the bike and ride around" as opposed to "lets sit on the bikes and walk around in a circle"). The course has saved me from road rash already.

Oh, and bikes... you should probably start with a bike that sits the rider upright, like an SV650 (they say it's easier to learn on these). However, I learned on a 600RR and know people who learned on 1,000 CC bikes, so it's not impossible.