okay ill admit im new to this and ive been reading about these bikes for two years now. But i need some words of advice from you experienced " Bikers "
what should i look for ?
should i buy a beater bike to begin with ?
taking a course is imperitive..
bike model make
helmet ?
any info would be nice
advice on a first bike
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Sobereality
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advice on a first bike
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Read this forum first it's where we compiled all the beginner stuff.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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Re: advice on a first bike
I think it would be better to get a newer bike, they are lighter in weight and more dependable. You can get a new starter bike for around $3000.00 and they make them in cruiser and sportbike styles.Sobereality wrote:okay ill admit im new to this and ive been reading about these bikes for two years now. But i need some words of advice from you experienced " Bikers "
what should i look for ?
should i buy a beater bike to begin with ?
taking a course is imperitive..
bike model make
helmet ?
any info would be nice
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