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MSF motorcycle course

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by e_andree, Apr 14, 2005.

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    MSF motorcycle course

    Signed up yesterday to take the course!!! Couldnt get me in until AUGUST though. Its all good though.....I have some friends with some bikes that Im going to practice a little on...not on public roads or anything.

    Going to start shopping around for a bike in the next couple months, so Ill have a bike after I get my license. Ill have the fall to ride at least!
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    congrats, and glad to see you're doing it right.. pick up a nice used R series bmw :)
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    yea man u are doing it the right way
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    nice dood.... what bike u plannin on drivin in the course?
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    They provide bikes for the actual class.

    I already have all the safety equipment......will probably just have to upgrade to a nicer rider jacket. My kart racing jacket isnt skid proof as well as a leather jacket....it is fire proof though, and ya dont really need that on a bike.

    Im looking forward to it. Something Ive been wanting to do for a while now......
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    kewl.... I meant like what kind of bikes are like allowed to ride in the track, like R1-R6-GSX-R etc... u kno
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    Dont go too big with your first bike, and buy used!
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    Im getting a bike so my wife can pose like this:

    [IMG]
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    wow that chick is hot dood :druel:.... fastest bike I've driven is a GSX-R 750 but I'm thinking on buying a 2001 R6 and then later on move on to a brand spanking new R1 OR ZX-10R
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    Way to go Eric. I took the course last summer and I'm STILL saving for a bike, lol. But the course is pretty easy as long as you pay attention and don't showboat.
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    nice
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    My buddy owns a bike shop, so he's gonna hook me up. I may buy a bike within the next couple of weeks.
    e_andree, Apr 17, 2005
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    31 bucks, not bad. No real need for full coverage on a 3500 bike....unless the deductible is really low.

    Not a bad bike.....650 to start out with though?
    e_andree, Apr 18, 2005
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    Cuztomrollaz98 MAD VLAD!

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    I'm buying a 00 CBR 600 F3 for $4,000 and it only has 5600 miles. I saw the bike yesterday and it rides like new. I might end up buying it within the next few weeks.
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    Dude, get health insurance before you buy a bike.
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    Cuztomrollaz98 MAD VLAD!

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    I already did. The whole thing with my knee surgery was like 2 months ago and I didn't have it back then but I obtained it about 3 weeks ago.
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    like i said in other thread, f3's weren't made in 2000..f4's were
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    well I dk the add was wrong then lol but well the bike was nice though
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