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welcome...not sure about the california regulations but once you pass an MSF course, the certificate will allow you to get endorsed as a license motorcycle rider valid in all 50 states. The course is a great introduction. You will learn how to ride in a controlled environment, but it is up to you to...

You only need a valid drivers license. The msf course, after completion, will allow you to get endorsed as a motorcycle rider. Very important by the insurance companies and the police. The motorcycle endorsement is valid in all 50 states. Be sure not to lose the certificate in case you ever lose you...

And I fear a tsunami hitting here again, or a gang of drunk thai mafia on their wicked mini-crotch rockets out for "fun"...that scares me very much. What are you going to do if mother nature rears its ugly head unexpectedly? Pray it's not your day and don't worry about things you have no c...

even more importantly this scenario highlights the true hidden danger of riding...none of us know when something unexpectedly is going to occur.. whether it's a quick jaunt to the 7-11 or a long distance journey. Had he just analyzed the situation before going around the car....maybe he'd be okay.

Hello from the far east..currently on a Honda 125 as its the main mode of transportation in thailand as well as yamaha, suzuki and kawasaki. Too bad many of the bikes here are unavailable in the US market.

Luckily he'll be with motoGP in 2006 before opting for formula 1...that boy can ride!

new member...hello all, currently residing in Thailand

anywhere in asia...hong kong. thailand, vietnam, laos, singapore, malaysia, tokyo

I see that you live in St. Petersburg. I live in Tampa and we have alot of idiots in cages, right? The roads are congested and no one pays attention. Don't drive on friday or saturday nights here. And the heat in the summer can be a real hassle but its a good place to ride even if we don't have moun...

Take the MSF course first, without question. You have alot to learn and need practice and will be taught properly. The honda is a great first bike. At least get a helmet too. I understand being on a tight budget but don't discount your health,please.