My first bike!
04-30-2006, 12:27 PM
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My first bike!
1972 CB100: 100cc's of fury! Not really, but it is a blast. I hope to learn the basics an get myself comfy with riding for a while then move into somthing with more then 11HP. I've had it up to about 40MPH and there was still some pull left. So far I've figured out what ever I buy next won't have a kick start or a carburetor.
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Re: My first bike! (DARSATT)
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ride safe with gears
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ride safe with gears
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Re: My first bike! (Civic_95_Si)
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jean?? i hope you have guards under there..
</TD></TR></TABLE>jean?? i hope you have guards under there..
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Re: (Storm Shadow)
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I got such a good price on it I could make money off of it right now.
I got such a good price on it I could make money off of it right now.
05-29-2006, 12:40 PM
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you are every n00b's hero he'll never know he had.
i went from 28hp to 123hp first to second bike, and i feel like it was a big, but manageable step.
You'll learn the basics of reading traffic, and not accidentally overpowering, but in the end its up to maturity to see what you'll do with the big guns under your nuts.
you = hero
keep up the good work. how many miles / day are you averaging.
i went from 28hp to 123hp first to second bike, and i feel like it was a big, but manageable step.
You'll learn the basics of reading traffic, and not accidentally overpowering, but in the end its up to maturity to see what you'll do with the big guns under your nuts.
you = hero
keep up the good work. how many miles / day are you averaging.
05-30-2006, 10:44 AM
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Re: My first bike! (Civic_95_Si)
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thats too bad. i am currently building a motard for the street and of all the things that are changing, the kick starter is staying.
nice bike though. clean her up a bit and she will be a nice ride.
thats too bad. i am currently building a motard for the street and of all the things that are changing, the kick starter is staying.
nice bike though. clean her up a bit and she will be a nice ride.
06-02-2006, 07:51 AM
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Re: My first bike! (1 Son of Senna)
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thats too bad. i am currently building a motard for the street and of all the things that are changing, the kick starter is staying.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why is that?
thats too bad. i am currently building a motard for the street and of all the things that are changing, the kick starter is staying.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why is that?