that thing looks soo god damn fast.
hey does that seat two? with the girl on the tail? or is that just some other storage bin

 

It's both.

 

this bike is sweet :thumbup:

 

how hard is it to learn to ride a bike, i kinda want one now.

 

it's pretty easy...if you can drive stick and have a decent sense of balance, it should be no prob.

the best way to learn: http://www.msf-usa.org/

 

Take an motorcycle safety class from your local community college. It's not hard at all to learn the basics of the clutch, but a looooong time to "master" it.

 

You will never ride that bike to it's capable limit.

No one short of some professional riders and super high quality AFM riders will.

Just because you drag knee and are WOT doesnt mean you're ready for a new bike.

I can pass people all day long who are dragging knee, and I wont even be scraping a toe. Dragging knee usually means you took a bad line =]

 

so true. listen up...this guy has +60k miles under his belt

 

He doesn't have to listen to me, you are just as well informed.

Plus, I don't think he's stupid.

But I should also say, after all that riding and being able to pass whatever, or this or that, without dragging knee and all this blah blah that I talk about; I still do it on a 600cc 5 year old Motorcycle (CBR600 F4)... and honestly? I can't ride a damn thing a second faster than it.

I so wish I hadn't sold it.

 

I think I can make my own decisions, although I do use other people's input sometimes