Little bling on my Huffy :o
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by rich
i learned how to wheelie before learning how to turn properly :uhhok:
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From: san jose, ca
Originally Posted by :exnbp:
I haven't had the opportunity to take fast turns yet because of the temp and dampness of some roads. Altough I have taken a nice 70 mph turn on an on-ramp. Oh well Spring is around the corner and WMMRA classes for novices are filling up quickly
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Originally Posted by rich
250cc is too small for people over 175lbs IMO...should start with a 500cc at least.
and turning a small bike like that and a ~400lb supersport is a completely different experience
and turning a small bike like that and a ~400lb supersport is a completely different experience
that is probably true about the weight. like my old old boss bought a 500cc and he is around 275lb
I told him he should get a 250cc as well :chuckles: first time rider too at age 58.turning yes it's a different experience but the basics of turning is still the same is what i meant
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