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Good luck on the turn. I wouldnt want to take the test on a strange metric bike, that would really throw me a curve. "Run what ya brung". Your bike looks nice, ride er.
I agree with the others that suggested taking the MSF course. I think it should be a requirement for any new rider. I took a break from riding for a few years and re-took the MSF basic course last year...I learned things that I never knew before and learned several techniques that saved me from wrecking my bike already. Worth every penny.
I'm trying to sell a sporty right now and if a new rider ends up buying it I'm going to pay for the MSF course for them..
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