Motorcycle Insurance

[silentx]

Nice looking bike. I like the color and it is very clean. I hope it works out well for you, as I'm interested in the Ninja 250 also (eventually).

It was dirty.. real dirty.. I cleaned it up... Also theres a scratches on the other side.. i guess the prev. owner slid it.. I dont realy mind the look... it runs great.

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I finnaly Registerd and got my bike insured.. i can now leagly ride the bike on the streets.. Sun rise to Sun set that is...

I am paying about $30.00 with full ins. with everyting on it.. not bad for my age... ( 23). .. also Los angeles is the most expensive for insu..and Ya.. I went with State Farms... its gonna be even cheaper when I am 24.. if I dont get

[silentx]

Nice looking bike. I like the color and it is very clean. I hope it works out well for you, as I'm interested in the Ninja 250 also (eventually).

... Oh ya.. forgot to say.. Try to find a ninja 500 if you can... I couldnt find one.. thats why I bought the 250 ( I dont regret it though...) Even the 250 are hard to come buy.. Such a high demand for em...( At least In CA)

[Random Seed]

I have a while to go before I'll be getting a bike, but so far the 250 seems like it would fit me better than the 500. I mean I am interested in it, but I vary rarely drive on the highway and the 250 is a nice chunk cheaper. Right now I'm just reading my Proficient Motorcycling book and trying to understand the fundamentals, because it is easy for my mind to wonder to different bikes... cruiser or standard.

The Ninja 250/500, Vulcan 500, Blast... all nice looking (in a value/performance sense, not just design) bikes and pretty affordable. As far as the clean look on your bike, I like more solid colors, or two-tone styling. I'm not crazy about the flame designs on the newer Ninja bikes that I've been looking at, but some colors do work (the blue w/silver flames). Enjoy the ride.

[silentx]

I have a while ....is a nice chunk cheaper

True that...

I dont know what state your in.. I am in CA and I read the CA Motorcycle hand book for a week and did the online pactice tests untill I got all correct... and In a week I got my permit.... Its relatively easy to get the permit...

But I was waiting (looking/saving) to buy a bike for about 1 month.

in any case here's the link for motorcycle practice test in CA





THis is a nice site pick your state and take the test

http://www.dmv.org/practice-tests.php?s ... YQodpjuLHQ

CA TESTS
http://www.dmv.org/dmv-practice-test.ph ... motorcycle

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/interactive/ ... ritten.htm

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/interactive/ ... ritten.htm

Enjoy and good luck....[/url]