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Hello Ladies
Since I’m new here I just wanted to pop in and say hello. As you can guess by the name I am new to riding. Two weeks new as a matter of fact so at this point I am still cruising around neighborhoods and parking lots. Makes me feel like a 7 year old again trying to learn how to ride a bicycle for the first time except now there are no training wheels and it’s a hell of a lot faster. I do have to admit I'm a bit scared. Please tell me I am not the only person to have ever felt this way…please…somebody…anybody!?!?
Well I’m going to head back to reading the forums now. Have fun and be safe out there.
yeah sister definitely take the MSF course... and yes... that feeling strikes everyone
__________________ ...you just got passed by a girl...dang this bike makes my butt look good
nOtHiN LiKe a GiXxeR
most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle
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Originally Posted by Misfire
Yamaha owners are so fucking sensitive..
Buy a Suzuki, it will automatically give you one ball. When you learn how to ride it you will be given a second ball. Once you have both your balls you can come back to the SBN Playground.
thats okay dear... with a suzuki between your legs, this addiction willl be the best one
__________________ ...you just got passed by a girl...dang this bike makes my butt look good
nOtHiN LiKe a GiXxeR
most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle
Quote:
Originally Posted by Misfire
Yamaha owners are so fucking sensitive..
Buy a Suzuki, it will automatically give you one ball. When you learn how to ride it you will be given a second ball. Once you have both your balls you can come back to the SBN Playground.
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hi! addiction, passion, obsession...whatever you call it, its still worth it! welcome, ride safe, and yes, we all felt like that when we first started! don't worry, in a couple of months you'll be tearing up the twisties with the rest of us!
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Originally Posted by Jasonn
First off you're Hawt, then there's that bad ass pic of you with the gun in your AV. And you've got a Bad ass bike too! So I'm happy to announce that:
BADLEESTA is born!!!
Thanks jasonn
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Originally Posted by Maichena
Twist my throttle, hear the roar, that's when I feel my spirit soar
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Originally Posted by FZ1-KEP
Its hard to make things foolproof, cause idiots are so resourceful.
Someone new to riding who doesn't have that feeling is a recipe for disaster. If you aren't scared, you will get hurt. One learns to respect the bike thru fear, because the fearless rider will undoubtedly get cocky and end up with road rash.
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Welcome...I am in PSL....maybe in the fall we can ride together! I am only a few weeks ahead of you...I actually got my permit last month...I will also be taking the MSF class in late SEPT........I LOVE MY BIKE!!!!!!
Since I’m new here I just wanted to pop in and say hello. As you can guess by the name I am new to riding. Two weeks new as a matter of fact so at this point I am still cruising around neighborhoods and parking lots. Makes me feel like a 7 year old again trying to learn how to ride a bicycle for the first time except now there are no training wheels and it’s a hell of a lot faster. I do have to admit I'm a bit scared. Please tell me I am not the only person to have ever felt this way…please…somebody…anybody!?!?
Well I’m going to head back to reading the forums now. Have fun and be safe out there.
Lol man i was scared the first few times i just went out in the parking lot. I went against all the rules but i bought my first bike brand new and the first 8 miles was just starting and stopping simulating pulling out of my road onto a main route. Luckliy i had a nice parking lot in my backyard. I also took the MSF course which really helps a bunch. You should look into it my friend just signed up for it in NY and he will be able to get in at the end of this month i beleive (They are usually Packed).
But anytime i am using something new like power tools, or machinery or Pnuematic driven tools or clyinders, is not to be scared of it but RESPECT it. As long as you always respect your bike, yourself, the people you ride with, the road, and the people who are on or maybe on the road, you won;t have a problem.
Hello Ladies
Have you taken the MSF course , I found that pretty helpful to up my confidence
nOtHiN LiKe a GiXxeR
thats okay dear... with a suzuki between your legs, this addiction willl be the best one
addiction, passion, obsession...whatever you call it, its still worth it! welcome, ride safe, and yes, we all felt like that when we first started! 
