Total newbie needs Advice
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Mauijohn look up counter steering. Google it and find a good road with little to no traffic and practice. This way you won't make a mistake when put into a situation.
I know of people getting hurt because they pulled the wrong way.
Good luck riding and keep at it.. You're always going to learn something new everytime you ride!
I know of people getting hurt because they pulled the wrong way.
Good luck riding and keep at it.. You're always going to learn something new everytime you ride!
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Aloha 883! My thread on New to Motorcycles was moved to Off Topic. I replied there several times, but I'm sure it wasnt seen by those who gave support. I've since reposted on this thread. My intentions was to pass on the knowledge I received from the Forum and help another biker!
Mahalo for all your support! Happy Holidays! Mauijohn
Mahalo for all your support! Happy Holidays! Mauijohn
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From: Honah Lee
At that price range, start with a Yamaha V-Star 750 or 1100. Make sure bikes are your thing. Harley's are a steal now but still expensive. If you do do the Harley, make sure it's OK. These roller bearing motors are really expensive to repair unless you are a very compentant mechanical.
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