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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike


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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    Quote Originally Posted by MetaLord 9 View Post
    When it pops up under "new threads" all the time I'm forced to see that this thread is still going and that's enough. Good job on not dumping your bike, hooray. Congratulations on rejoining the rest of society. I drove home from work today and didn't crash, should I post up about it?

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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    Quote Originally Posted by thatmofo View Post
    I apologize MetaLord. I created another thread here so you don't have to look at this one anymore.


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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    Tomorrow will be 1 year since I bought the bike. It has been been fun.

    Last edited by thatmofo; Sun Apr 26th, 2009 at 03:48 AM.
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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    lol thats some funny shit shawn

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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

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    Do you have sliders on your new ride?
    He does now......the fairings.....

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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    Ha! It took me til like the 6th page to realize this was zombie thread!

    Though I'm still wondering when they started/stopped teaching the "picking up your dropped bike technique" in the MSF course cause they didn't teach that when I took it 2 years ago.
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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    Quote Originally Posted by Wyck View Post
    Though I'm still wondering when they started/stopped teaching the "picking up your dropped bike technique" in the MSF course cause they didn't teach that when I took it 2 years ago.
    They didn't teach it when I went through 2 years ago either. But, the instinct of a person standing over their bike laying on the ground is to reach down, grab the handlebars and lift. Depending on the strength of the person, this usually results in more scratched up plastics. It is only after you lift your bike up several times (or google how to do it) do you realize how to properly lift a bike with relative ease based on your size.

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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    I've been fortunate enough to have only dropped my old bike when other people were around to swoop in and pick it up for me. Hopefully I will never have to with my new baby (knock on wood) but it would be good info just in case.

    Oh and back on topic congrats mofo!
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    Re: First Time Rider w/ Brand New 600cc Bike

    They didn't teach how to pick up a dropped bike when I took the MSF class last year. I think it just depends on the instructor.
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