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congrats nice bike now dont forget kick stand up before you move and down before you get off . saw a guy last night with a temp tag that was so nervous when he got off he forgot and scratched his brand new street glide .
Thanks guys. Now, where the hell do I begin? Any recommendations/tips on getting comfortable with the baby? Obviously Im not taking her out on the highway in rush hour tomorrow. but was seriously thinking about messing around in a parking lot or similiar for an hour or two...
congratz and good choice. Just take it slow. Ride her when you can and get comfertable with her. If you can swing it I took my dealerships riders edge course because its now required by texas law to take one to get your license. It was worth the time and $ for what i got out of it and provided a good basis for getting back in the saddle again. That being said there is no replacement for seat time.
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