Another Aloha from Hawaii
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From: Whidbey Island
Another Aloha from Hawaii
Picked up an 02 Soft tail standard from a guy I work with. Haven't gotten the insurance yet, and a new rider so just been practicing in the parking garage. Have my MSF course in a couple weeks, and can't wait to get that done and get my comfort level up to take her out on the road. Have an inclined entrance to my parking garage, and trying to figure out how I'm gonna work the key fob. Any thoughts a way to keep the key fob handy so I don't have to take the right hand off the brakes and roll down hill? I know it's gonna take a few times getting used to taking off on an incline, and just wanting to take things slow until I get more confidence in my riding skill. Yes I know some of you might say it's to heavy of a bike for a beginner, but I feel comfortable sitting on the bike and balancing her. I am not letting myself get over confident on my skill level, and making sure I respect the bike. Anyway 
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Welcome aboard from New York. If the fob is anything like ez pass I have it in my windshield bag and it works fine.
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