Well I am new here and bought my first bike 2 weeks ago. It is a Motomia Enzo 150cc. I am 17 and got my learners license yesterday so I thought it join this forum.
Anyways, I'm looking forward to using this forum!
Where to start...
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xRider
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to the forumYou have made a good choice with joining TMW
Oh to be 17 ...............
MOG
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Hello Marc and welcome to the forum. I'd like to see your bike so please post a picture.
People say I'm stupid and apathetic. I don't know what that means, and I don't care.
Always wear a helmet, eye protection, and protective clothing. Never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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gerjets
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Hi Marc...
Welcome to the forum AND especially to riding.
I've got two boys - both older than you - I know how they wanted to do everything FAST at your age (driving cars, riding motorcycles, you name it). I know you're not on a big bike, but still, as a new rider, please take it slow and easy...get used to your ride, treat it with respect, and you'll have years of enjoyment with this activity. Have a great time with your new bike!
Mike
Welcome to the forum AND especially to riding.
I've got two boys - both older than you - I know how they wanted to do everything FAST at your age (driving cars, riding motorcycles, you name it). I know you're not on a big bike, but still, as a new rider, please take it slow and easy...get used to your ride, treat it with respect, and you'll have years of enjoyment with this activity. Have a great time with your new bike!
Mike
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xRider
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Thanks for the welcome everyone! 
I attached a pic of the bike.
I attached a pic of the bike.- Attachments
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Looks like a perfect beginner bike/commuting bike. Probably gets great gas mileage, too.
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Marc to the Total Motorcycle Community AND to motorcycling!!! That is a nice classic standard bike you have to start off with, you will have an absolute BLAST riding. Just remember, always wear your gear and ride safe, you have a whole life of fun ahead of you.
Mike
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xRider
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Yea that's why I bought it and it does have great gas mileage. It has a 9L tank including 1.5L reserve. With 1 liter I can get 40km (25 miles) so if I fill her up I can go 360km (224 miles).blues2cruise wrote:Looks like a perfect beginner bike/commuting bike. Probably gets great gas mileage, too.
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Hello and welcome, from the 
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Sweet choice for a starter bike! Have fun and see you around the forums.
and Sweet choice for a starter bike! Have fun and see you around the forums.
Andrea 