. I want to learn everything possible about them such as the engines, types, mods, etc. So any advice as to where I can find things with lots of info or just your personal input would be appreciated. Thanks-Goo
What's up?
What's up?
Hey everyone, I'm new here and to bikes in general. I plan on getting one as soon as I can . I want to learn everything possible about them such as the engines, types, mods, etc. So any advice as to where I can find things with lots of info or just your personal input would be appreciated. Thanks
-Goo
. I want to learn everything possible about them such as the engines, types, mods, etc. So any advice as to where I can find things with lots of info or just your personal input would be appreciated. Thanks-Goo
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Scoutmedic
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- Real Name: Barry
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- My Motorcycle: 2003 Honda Gold Wing
- Location: Corry, Pennsylvania
Warning 
ahead…. 
First of all.....
Second, Have you checked out the Beginner's Guide? There are also stickies and the Learn To Ride A Motorcycle page which is now downloadable in PDF format (Created and maintained by Dragonhawk).
Third, I also recommend an MSF or other reputable safety course and reviewing your state’s (province’s/territory’s) DMV or DOT website for licensing information, guidelines and FAQ.
Fourth, Go to a variety of dealers and sit on all kinds of different motorcycles. Even if you don’t think you’d like the ride when you look at it. I was dead set on one riding style when I started and ended up buying a different type. You may surprise yourself as well.
Fifth, Good Luck, Have Fun and Stay Safe Out There! I hope you enjoy this site!
ahead…. First of all.....
Second, Have you checked out the Beginner's Guide? There are also stickies and the Learn To Ride A Motorcycle page which is now downloadable in PDF format (Created and maintained by Dragonhawk).
Third, I also recommend an MSF or other reputable safety course and reviewing your state’s (province’s/territory’s) DMV or DOT website for licensing information, guidelines and FAQ.
Fourth, Go to a variety of dealers and sit on all kinds of different motorcycles. Even if you don’t think you’d like the ride when you look at it. I was dead set on one riding style when I started and ended up buying a different type. You may surprise yourself as well.
Fifth, Good Luck, Have Fun and Stay Safe Out There! I hope you enjoy this site!