Hi everyone!
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From: Bristol UK
Welcome from Bristol, England.
You could always retake the course on the bike. The main area you're likely to find that you need to practise is slow speed manouvers. If there is a car park (parking lot) near you which is empty one day a week (or something similar) this would be a good place to practise.
I always recommend starting off on something much lighter and less powerful than any Harley. But everyone is different and you didnt really ask this question.
Happy Birthday for next week BTW.
You could always retake the course on the bike. The main area you're likely to find that you need to practise is slow speed manouvers. If there is a car park (parking lot) near you which is empty one day a week (or something similar) this would be a good place to practise.
I always recommend starting off on something much lighter and less powerful than any Harley. But everyone is different and you didnt really ask this question.
Happy Birthday for next week BTW.
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Hemet, CA
All the welcomes are greatly appreciated guys. I hope to be asking a lot of question this week leading up to my purchase hopefully this weekend, so look out for a lot of newbie questions clogging the forums.
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Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Hemet, CA
Welcome from Bristol, England.
You could always retake the course on the bike. The main area you're likely to find that you need to practise is slow speed manouvers. If there is a car park (parking lot) near you which is empty one day a week (or something similar) this would be a good place to practise.
I always recommend starting off on something much lighter and less powerful than any Harley. But everyone is different and you didnt really ask this question.
Happy Birthday for next week BTW.
You could always retake the course on the bike. The main area you're likely to find that you need to practise is slow speed manouvers. If there is a car park (parking lot) near you which is empty one day a week (or something similar) this would be a good place to practise.
I always recommend starting off on something much lighter and less powerful than any Harley. But everyone is different and you didnt really ask this question.
Happy Birthday for next week BTW.
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