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breaker bar + 40 oz. hammer == your good.

from what i hear the ninja 250 is far easier to handle than the ninja 500.
but its understandable if you want the 500.

no hes too old... like 60... he wouldnt want one, nor ride one, nor really enjoy one. he used to race cars... do all that stuff... he says he done with it now.

definetly...
i plan on doing so.

ya the course here is free i think... and its also mandatory if your under 18... which is me.

well i only really know that because im currently in it... lol.. i only have my probationary license.. 1 person and no later than 11.

however, im not sure if this is standard in most states or not...
but you can goto to DMV up here and sign up for a 2 week course that will teach you to ride... and ...

ya i woulnt go behind their backs with something this big... but it worked with a game boy when i was 10... lol...

and ya you need to have your parents sign for it if your under 18.
in order to get my class D liscense (standard drivers) you first need get your temps.. then you go for a skills test ...

You see my mom isnt that bright... to her a motorcycle is a motorcycle...
also the bike i plan on getting... although it has the styling and design as a sportbike, it is actually a 'standard' bike, sort of across between the sitting position of a sportbike and a cruiser (i think... i read it on ...

well i wouldnt want a scooter because they're, to say the least, uncool.
ive always loved the sport bike look, and to look a little stylish is pretty important in high school. I dont really care about how powerful it is... noone i know owns a motorcycle... as previously stated. Idk, with my family ...

Another question...
Should I get more practice with a manual transmission? if im correct... i think most/all motorcycles have sequencial gearboxes ... right?
or is the transmission not too difficult to master?
or am i totally wrong and they are automatic?