Guess i'm going to be a biker soon

[momo stallion]

So I'm taking off from work Tuesday and Wednesday for the motorcycle basic rider course next week through texasmtc.com. I've never ridden so this should be interesting.

I also got my pre-approval for a bike. I'll probably be looking around for a used sportsbike this weekend. I'm now in the market for a 600cc crotchrocket (honda and yahama are at the top of my list). I want used for my first bike. Something around 4k or less.

[crazy_tim]

dude im going to do the same thing, im registered for the safety course may 31-june1 at uta in arlington and i got 5500 saved up for my first bike to and im looking for any 600cc sport bike. but i really want a yahama r6 thats what im really lookin 4.
....does me being 17 sound kind of funny?

[SNEAKY]

....does me being 17 sound kind of funny?

no, just keep your wits about you and don't be stupid. no wheelies on city streets, and leave the stunting to the guys that don't care about themselves. if you want to stunt, get a bike that has already been abused, and find an area that is litely populated.

[Garceeya]

So I'm taking off from work Tuesday and Wednesday for the motorcycle basic rider course next week through texasmtc.com. I've never ridden so this should be interesting.

I also got my pre-approval for a bike. I'll probably be looking around for a used sportsbike this weekend. I'm now in the market for a 600cc crotchrocket (honda and yahama are at the top of my list). I want used for my first bike. Something around 4k or less.


That is awesome momo. I did this same thing almost 5 years ago. I always wanted to learn to ride. I had only rode dirt bikes and nothing with a clutch. Me and two buds took the class together. It was so much fun. Then all you have to do is take the test at the DMV and you get your license.

I then bought a cruiser for my first bike. I still wanted a crotch rocket and eventually bought an 03 R6. It was the best 600cc sport bike. I loved that bike. I have since had three 1000cc bikes and have never looked back.

Good luck in the class and stay safe. These new 600cc bikes are crazy fast. My brother ran a low ten second quarter mile at 130+MPH on the nearly stock 03 R6. They are no slouches.

[HobieF3]

dude im going to do the same thing, im registered for the safety course may 31-june1 at uta in arlington and i got 5500 saved up for my first bike to and im looking for any 600cc sport bike. but i really want a yahama r6 thats what im really lookin 4.
....does me being 17 sound kind of funny?

I got my first sportbike at 18, a then 3 yr old F3. Those bikes were very newb friendly, yet still capable. I feel like I've got a lot more self control than most people (especially at that age when compared to my peers) yet I still ripped it A LOT. In the first year of riding the bike got knocked over in a parking lot, I lowsided it twice, and not too long after I was in a hit and run that I feel I could have avoided if I was more experienced at the time.

Before you buy the bike go buy a Shoei or Arai helmet, some good leather gloves, and a quality leather jacket. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get some riding boots and some kind of leg armor you can wear under year jeans. Shit, two piece leathers aren't a bad idea, but no one on this board will do that, well, except me ;)

[big pappa pump]

i tell customers that come in for a new bike, to have $1000.00 for gear. thats going high and with good stuff. like an arai or shoei helmet, rocket jacket and gloves and boots(not as important to me).

sounds crazy but a good entry level helmet is in the 400-600 dollar range and a jkt will be around 200.00 and gloves are around 50.00 then add tax.

then theres a little extra cash for parts that some people want, if you are getting a sportbike

1. frame sliders
1a. if its a yamaha sportbike get the clutch cover slider also(costs around 80 but will save you over a 100 if you dont have this.)
2. if you live in an apartment get an alarm(a good one)
3. turnsignals
4. rear turnsignal intergrator
5. get the tire warranty, it will save you money in the long run, to many customers come in and dont have the warranty then bitch about tire prices.

[HobieF3]

2. if you live in an apartment get an alarm(a good one)


NYC chain, xena disc lock, cover, scorpio paging alarm, lo-jack, and you MIGHT just keep it for an entire season if left outside at an apartment. :o

[evil jose]

So I'm taking off from work Tuesday and Wednesday for the motorcycle basic rider course next week through texasmtc.com. I've never ridden so this should be interesting.

I also got my pre-approval for a bike. I'll probably be looking around for a used sportsbike this weekend. I'm now in the market for a 600cc crotchrocket (honda and yahama are at the top of my list). I want used for my first bike. Something around 4k or less.

Congrats momo! Glad your doing it right by taking the class. Be sure to invest in some good riding gear and take it easy riding out there. Hit me up if you need someone to ride with.

That is awesome momo. I did this same thing almost 5 years ago. I always wanted to learn to ride. I had only rode dirt bikes and nothing with a clutch. Me and two buds took the class together. It was so much fun. Then all you have to do is take the test at the DMV and you get your license.

I then bought a cruiser for my first bike. I still wanted a crotch rocket and eventually bought an 03 R6. It was the best 600cc sport bike. I loved that bike. I have since had three 1000cc bikes and have never looked back.

Good luck in the class and stay safe. These new 600cc bikes are crazy fast. My brother ran a low ten second quarter mile at 130+MPH on the nearly stock 03 R6. They are no slouches.

:D

[momo stallion]

i tell customers that come in for a new bike, to have $1000.00 for gear. thats going high and with good stuff. like an arai or shoei helmet, rocket jacket and gloves and boots(not as important to me).

sounds crazy but a good entry level helmet is in the 400-600 dollar range and a jkt will be around 200.00 and gloves are around 50.00 then add tax.

then theres a little extra cash for parts that some people want, if you are getting a sportbike

1. frame sliders
1a. if its a yamaha sportbike get the clutch cover slider also(costs around 80 but will save you over a 100 if you dont have this.)
2. if you live in an apartment get an alarm(a good one)
3. turnsignals
4. rear turnsignal intergrator
5. get the tire warranty, it will save you money in the long run, to many customers come in and dont have the warranty then bitch about tire prices.


good list. i want a nice helmet and matching jacket + gloves and did budget a good chunk for those. i always hear arai and shoei, are all the other brands just that bad?

[momo stallion]

NYC chain, xena disc lock, cover, scorpio paging alarm, lo-jack, and you MIGHT just keep it for an entire season if left outside at an apartment. :o


yea, i got a garage + shotgun.

[futant]

NYC chain, xena disc lock, cover, scorpio paging alarm, lo-jack, and you MIGHT just keep it for an entire season if left outside at an apartment. :o

I was thinking more like you would need an automated gun turret.
That or do what i did - get a POS bike. Any one who would steal it must be hurting for some wheels pretty bad.
Hell it looks half disassembled any way!.

[Garceeya]

I got some great deals on my two Arai helmets on ebay. There is a huge difference in helmets. I won't ever go back to a cheap one. Air flow is awesome and they are very light.

[HerBlownSnake]

I REALLY need to take that thing. I just cant get around to it..... Which is a lousy excuse!!

[Garceeya]

I REALLY need to take that thing. I just cant get around to it..... Which is a lousy excuse!!

Do you have your motorcycle license? I took the class for that very reason.

[silverhatch]

I have been meaning to take one of thoose courses for a long time any idea of one in the lewisville area?

[momo stallion]

Do you have your motorcycle license? I took the class for that very reason.


yup. they say now that if you take the course and pass you dont have to go in to take the test anymore. you just have to show papers and file for the license.

[big pappa pump]

good list. i want a nice helmet and matching jacket + gloves and did budget a good chunk for those. i always hear arai and shoei, are all the other brands just that bad?

its not that they are bad but shoei and arai are that much better of a helmet, alot of r+d go into them, 80% hand made, lighter, better quality.

[AdamLX]

So I'm taking off from work Tuesday and Wednesday for the motorcycle basic rider course next week through texasmtc.com. I've never ridden so this should be interesting.

I also got my pre-approval for a bike. I'll probably be looking around for a used sportsbike this weekend. I'm now in the market for a 600cc crotchrocket (honda and yahama are at the top of my list). I want used for my first bike. Something around 4k or less.

If you're interested I am going to be getting rid of my '03 Yamaha R6 (black with red flames).

Shoot me a PM if you want some info on it.

Several people can vouch for the condition and that it's never been abused.

Adam

[evil jose]

I got some great deals on my two Arai helmets on ebay. There is a huge difference in helmets. I won't ever go back to a cheap one. Air flow is awesome and they are very light.

Agreed, I've bought most of my stuff online and saved quite a bit of money. I'll also never go back to a "cheap" helmet. My current two are Arai and Suomy, excellent air flow and comfort (just make sure to get a helmet that fits your head as not everybody's is shaped the same).

I REALLY need to take that thing. I just cant get around to it..... Which is a lousy excuse!!

No excuses. It's certainly a confidence booster for learning how to handle tight corners and panic breaking.

yup. they say now that if you take the course and pass you dont have to go in to take the test anymore. you just have to show papers and file for the license.

So by taking the class you no longer have to even take the written test at the DPS? I knew you could bypass the riding portion but thought you still had to take the written.

[Sean88gt]

I got my first sportbike at 18, a then 3 yr old F3. Those bikes were very newb friendly, yet still capable. I feel like I've got a lot more self control than most people (especially at that age when compared to my peers) yet I still ripped it A LOT. In the first year of riding the bike got knocked over in a parking lot, I lowsided it twice, and not too long after I was in a hit and run that I feel I could have avoided if I was more experienced at the time.

Before you buy the bike go buy a Shoei or Arai helmet, some good leather gloves, and a quality leather jacket. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get some riding boots and some kind of leg armor you can wear under year jeans. Shit, two piece leathers aren't a bad idea, but no one on this board will do that, well, except me ;)
You can bet your ass I'll be in leathers when I get mine. I'm not going to risk it. Just call me GP Sean when I get everything:D

[Sean88gt]

I got some great deals on my two Arai helmets on ebay. There is a huge difference in helmets. I won't ever go back to a cheap one. Air flow is awesome and they are very light.

I don't understand people scrimping on the lid. Makes zero sense to me. My mother in law used to fuck a biker and he spent ~$70 on a half lid just to make her feel comfortable:mad::rolleyes:

[pony96GT]

I don't understand people scrimping on the lid. Makes zero sense to me. My mother in law used to fuck a biker and he spent ~$70 on a half lid just to make her feel comfortable:mad::rolleyes:


+1

I have a Shoei RF-1000 and people ask me why I spent so much money on my helmet...maybe b/c it's my HEAD! :rolleyes:

[BoostedGT]

+1

I have a Shoei RF-1000 and people ask me why I spent so much money on my helmet...maybe b/c it's my HEAD! :rolleyes:

Personally, I didn't care for the RF-1000 that I had. I'm not sure what the problem was but it just seemed like it had excessive amounts of wind noise. I got a Suomy now and like it much better.

[pony96GT]

Personally, I didn't care for the RF-1000 that I had. I'm not sure what the problem was but it just seemed like it had excessive amounts of wind noise. I got a Suomy now and like it much better.

Yeah...I tried on the Suomy and Arai helmets and the Shoei seemed to fit me best...I usually ride with headphones (still can hear everything) and that deadens most of the wind noise.

[BoostedGT]

Yeah...I tried on the Suomy and Arai helmets and the Shoei seemed to fit me best...I usually ride with headphones (still can hear everything) and that deadens most of the wind noise.

Oh I agree... The Shoei was great with headphones. I mean it still had wind noise but obviously the headphones would drowned it out. On the other hand, without headphones the damn thing was unbearable. The Suomy is quiet without head phones but is slightly uncomfortable when I wear them. I guess its all about personal preference.

[SSMAN]

So I'm taking off from work Tuesday and Wednesday for the motorcycle basic rider course next week through texasmtc.com. I've never ridden so this should be interesting.

I also got my pre-approval for a bike. I'll probably be looking around for a used sportsbike this weekend. I'm now in the market for a 600cc crotchrocket (honda and yahama are at the top of my list). I want used for my first bike. Something around 4k or less.


Never rode? Crotch rocket? It's been nice knowing you. :(

[lowthreeohz]

if your top 2 choices are yami and honda, GO RED! yami's are fragile!

[Cmarsh93z]

Get a busa mo :)

[Cmarsh93z]

Never rode? Crotch rocket? It's been nice knowing you. :(

I bought a Zx9 in 98 when it was the fastest production bike ever made. I had NEVER been on a motorcycle before, had to have the salesman ride it home for me. And I have been fine

[SSMAN]

I bought a Zx9 in 98 when it was the fastest production bike ever made. I had NEVER been on a motorcycle before, had to have the salesman ride it home for me. And I have been fine


Yeah, but you know as well as I do, that not every one can pull it off. ;) I do wish him the best of luck though. :)

[Cmarsh93z]

Yeah, but you know as well as I do, that not every one can pull it off. ;) I do wish him the best of luck though. :)

True...but I have been around Mo enough to know that he has a sensable head on his shoulders. He is not some kid that is out to set the world on fire. But in the bike world, its not you that you really have to worry about , its everyone else. I'll have a talk with Mo when he comes to the shop and give him some good advice on riding that has kept me safe. I sure don't want to see anything happen to him!

Chris

[89stangGT]

ebay for your gear.

my wife is also gonna be taking the msf course soon. that's scary.

[Cmarsh93z]

ebay for your gear.

my wife is also gonna be taking the msf course soon. that's scary.

Very!! I don't think I would want my SO riding a motorcycle. I taught an old GF to ride my Zx12, but to actually go somewhere on it...too many loonies out there

[momo stallion]

Never rode? Crotch rocket? It's been nice knowing you. :(


i certainly hope not but the risk does exist.

i know i am far from the first person on this board that has started off with a sportbike for whatever reassurance that offers but i will certainly say i do hold myself to be a responsible person.

True...but I have been around Mo enough to know that he has a sensable head on his shoulders. He is not some kid that is out to set the world on fire. But in the bike world, its not you that you really have to worry about , its everyone else. I'll have a talk with Mo when he comes to the shop and give him some good advice on riding that has kept me safe. I sure don't want to see anything happen to him!

Chris

this guy would know. he was there the first time i took my race car out to the track. i dont ever act like billy badass, i only do what im comfortable with.

yo chris, i'll try to swing by the shop saturday. im down here in austin working some OT to make some loot. i'm going to take a look at a bike if you want to check it out with me if your not busy.

mo

[Sean88gt]

Just ride at your pace and cover the back brake:) You should be fine.

[89stangGT]

Very!! I don't think I would want my SO riding a motorcycle. I taught an old GF to ride my Zx12, but to actually go somewhere on it...too many loonies out there

yep. I've been through enough on mine and almost run over or side swiped enough times to know how bad it can be on a bike, and that's the part that I don't like about her riding. but, her learning to ride is also another excuse for me to get that second bike. ;)

[BottleRocket]

good list. i want a nice helmet and matching jacket + gloves and did budget a good chunk for those. i always hear arai and shoei, are all the other brands just that bad?

Arai isnt the only thing out there, and 400-600 will get you a top of the line helmet, not entry level. The top end Shoei and Arai are just over 600. You can get a Scorpion which seems popular for half that. You can get a nice Fieldsheer leather jacket from Grif's for $199, or a mesh one for summer for $99. Gloves are $60ish, boots you can get any comfortable leather ones, Sidi or AStar isnt necessary. So IMO $1000 for gear is bullshit. You can get a nice setup for $600 quite easily and it will save your ass in a wreck w/o an issue.

[lowthreeohz]

Dont get a cheap helmet, there's a reason we all say get the high end name brand shit.. becuase most of us have tried these "oh well it looks like a good deal" helmet and hated it. Everyone I know tried to start off with a cheap helmet, and guess what.. everyone I know has an Arai, Shoei, or Suomy on their head now.

It's not a coincidence...

[Duncan]

good list. i want a nice helmet and matching jacket + gloves and did budget a good chunk for those. i always hear arai and shoei, are all the other brands just that bad?

I have had them all. my last was a HJC and it took a header into the road at about 50mph.......with my head inside of it. Helmet took a beating but my head was nice and safe. So with the insurance money I bought another exactly like the last. and for $80 you cant beat it!

Be safe!

[BottleRocket]

Dont get a cheap helmet, there's a reason we all say get the high end name brand shit.. becuase most of us have tried these "oh well it looks like a good deal" helmet and hated it. Everyone I know tried to start off with a cheap helmet, and guess what.. everyone I know has an Arai, Shoei, or Suomy on their head now.

It's not a coincidence...

I had an HJC for years and it held up fine when I went down. Thats the only reason I replaced it. Honestly the only thing wrong with that HJC were the vents wore out over time and didnt work quite right.

[lowthreeohz]

I had an HJC and it was loud, wind noise was terrible @ highway speeds, lacked any real "interior comfort" and was heavy as fuck.

[pony96GT]

Arai isnt the only thing out there, and 400-600 will get you a top of the line helmet, not entry level. The top end Shoei and Arai are just over 600. You can get a Scorpion which seems popular for half that. You can get a nice Fieldsheer leather jacket from Grif's for $199, or a mesh one for summer for $99. Gloves are $60ish, boots you can get any comfortable leather ones, Sidi or AStar isnt necessary. So IMO $1000 for gear is bullshit. You can get a nice setup for $600 quite easily and it will save your ass in a wreck w/o an issue.


I would agree with you...I personally opted to get a Shoei helmet and Alpinestars jacket...but I searched for a while and ended up getting both for around $600...then I just picked up some Joe Rocket gloves @ the dealership for $40 or so.

[Duncan]

I had an HJC and it was loud, wind noise was terrible @ highway speeds, lacked any real "interior comfort" and was heavy as fuck.

That might be but I couldnt hear it over my exhaust 147db at full throttle FTW!

[BottleRocket]

I had an HJC and it was loud, wind noise was terrible @ highway speeds, lacked any real "interior comfort" and was heavy as fuck.

Yeah my HJC was loud, but IMO Arais are too. Shoei is the quietest I've worn, but at 3x the price of my HJC the payoff is a toss up.

I love my X-11 now and wouldnt trade it for the world. But for someone just getting into riding who isnt completely in love with it I'm sure would have a hard time spending almost $700 on a helmet that is just marginally quieter than an HJC or Scorpion

[SSMAN]

i certainly hope not but the risk does exist.

i know i am far from the first person on this board that has started off with a sportbike for whatever reassurance that offers but i will certainly say i do hold myself to be a responsible person.





mo

As long as you give yourself plenty of time to get aclimated to the riding world you should be ok. Most people get on a crotch rocket and want to haul ass. Good luck with your new purchase. There are a ton of them for sale.

[lowthreeohz]

Yeah my HJC was loud, but IMO Arais are too. Shoei is the quietest I've worn, but at 3x the price of my HJC the payoff is a toss up.

I love my X-11 now and wouldnt trade it for the world. But for someone just getting into riding who isnt completely in love with it I'm sure would have a hard time spending almost $700 on a helmet that is just marginally quieter than an HJC or Scorpion


seven hundo? LOL!

I found a lid i liked at CG, then found it online for like half the price.

C'mon think smarter not harder..

[BottleRocket]

seven hundo? LOL!

I found a lid i liked at CG, then found it online for like half the price.

C'mon think smarter not harder..

Im talking MAP. I got mine for $479 shipped, but finding a deal on a Shoei isnt easy, at least a non-discontinued one.

[evil jose]

Getting a little off subject here (new thread??) but I loved my HJC (AC-12?) enough that after selling my first one I went and bought a second one for a spare a few months later. Very nice helmet for the price. But damn the venting on that thing sucked. The times I wore it on a summer ride I was cooking underneath the lid, even on the highway I'd find myself cracking open the shield a little to get some airflow. I'd really like to try the newer Carbon helmets to see how they've improved but I really like my current (2 of them) Suomy helmets and my Arai RX-7.

[BottleRocket]

Getting a little off subject here (new thread??) but I loved my HJC (AC-12?) enough that after selling my first one I went and bought a second one for a spare a few months later. Very nice helmet for the price. But damn the venting on that thing sucked. The times I wore it on a summer ride I was cooking underneath the lid, even on the highway I'd find myself cracking open the shield a little to get some airflow. I'd really like to try the newer Carbon helmets to see how they've improved but I really like my current (2 of them) Suomy helmets and my Arai RX-7.

If you want venting, Shoei is the way to go. I couldnt believe how much air this thing flowed the first time I rode w/ it on

[lwk2]

Be careful out there on the streets !

The 'cagers' don't see you !

NEVER assume they do.

Always have an escape route in mind.

Watch your '6' o'clock at stop lights.

Stop so you can move out of the way if some cager forgets to stop

Be ready for the unexpected.

A little fender-bender for a car can ruin your body & life (not to mention total the bike)

With that said.....Have fun with your new bike !!!

[momo stallion]

Well I took my MSF course tuesday and wednesday. I passed and got my class M license yesterday. I'm glad I took the course. I learned a lot and feel pretty comfortable on a bike. I know whatever bike I get I will need to spend a week in a parking lot getting used to everything before I start commuting daily.



I have an offer out on a bike right now and I'm taking a look at a few others this week.

Does anyone have any feedback on the 04/05 triumph 600/650 daytonas?

[Duncan]

Well I took my MSF course tuesday and wednesday. I passed and got my class M license yesterday. I'm glad I took the course. I learned a lot and feel pretty comfortable on a bike. I know whatever bike I get I will need to spend a week in a parking lot getting used to everything before I start commuting daily.



I have an offer out on a bike right now and I'm taking a look at a few others this week.

Does anyone have any feedback on the 04/05 triumph 600/650 daytonas?

Congrats!

[evil jose]

If you want venting, Shoei is the way to go. I couldnt believe how much air this thing flowed the first time I rode w/ it on

I have, they just don't fit my head quite right (although this is going back maybe 4-5 years now). The Arai Signet and RX7 fit my head perfectly. The Suomy is unmatched for comfort and I really dig there graphics.

I have the Extreme Dragon Helmet which I always get complements on.

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/ProductImages/OG/2006_Suomy_Extreme_Dragon_Helmet_Dragon.jpg

Well I took my MSF course tuesday and wednesday. I passed and got my class M license yesterday. I'm glad I took the course. I learned a lot and feel pretty comfortable on a bike. I know whatever bike I get I will need to spend a week in a parking lot getting used to everything before I start commuting daily.



I have an offer out on a bike right now and I'm taking a look at a few others this week.

Does anyone have any feedback on the 04/05 triumph 600/650 daytonas?

Congrats man. Taking the class was the smartest thing I could have done and I recommend it to everyone regardless of there "dirt" riding experience. I'd probably shy away from the Daytona and stick with the "Big 4" bikes. Cheaper if you need work done to it I'm sure.

[crazy_tim]

hey momo is the test/class hard? im taking mine next weekend. i was just wondering if you had any advice you could give before i go.
thanks

[momo stallion]

hey momo is the test/class hard? im taking mine next weekend. i was just wondering if you had any advice you could give before i go.
thanks


no, it's not hard at all. just pay attention and do your best. its all about you learning and your safety, not about pass or fail.

the 2 major areas tested are:

#1. stopping. (emergency stopping using both brakes, pressing in clutch and downshifting into first at the same time) this was my best area. i always nailed this one.

#2. cornering. most of the class time focuses on taking corners since thats where the majority of bike crashes result. head up, look where you are turning, not straight and turn by pressing in the direction you want to turn. if you can do that you can swerve which is another test.

the only test i did bad on was the u turn. that's hard for me and ill spend some more time on it when i get my bike. its not worth very many points though.

[grove rat]

no, it's not hard at all. just pay attention and do your best. its all about you learning and your safety, not about pass or fail.

the 2 major areas tested are:

#1. stopping. (emergency stopping using both brakes, pressing in clutch and downshifting into first at the same time) this was my best area. i always nailed this one.

#2. cornering. most of the class time focuses on taking corners since thats where the majority of bike crashes result. head up, look where you are turning, not straight and turn by pressing in the direction you want to turn. if you can do that you can swerve which is another test.

the only test i did bad on was the u turn. that's hard for me and ill spend some more time on it when i get my bike. its not worth very many points though.

what kind of bike did you test on?

[evil jose]

I did mine on a little Honda Rebel 250 and I really dig that bike. Light and very maneuverable, probably gets awesome gas mileage to.

[momo stallion]

I did mine on a little Honda Rebel 250 and I really dig that bike. Light and very maneuverable, probably gets awesome gas mileage to.


same bike. i got a purple rebel.

[evil jose]

same bike. i got a purple rebel.

What did you think of it? If I could find one for a good deal I'd probably buy it for running errands :)

[momo stallion]

What did you think of it? If I could find one for a good deal I'd probably buy it for running errands :)


wasnt bad. i def want it in black and probably raised up and inch or 2. they are pretty cheap new. used you can get em for about 2 grand.

[momo stallion]

i bought these gloves. so far i like them a lot.

http://www.alpinestars.com/store/productimages/regular/356775_black.jpg

[Garceeya]

i bought these gloves. so far i like them a lot.

http://www.alpinestars.com/store/productimages/regular/356775_black.jpg

I have those same ones. I like them.

[Doug Hatton]

X3

[89stangGT]

What did you think of it? If I could find one for a good deal I'd probably buy it for running errands :)


Virago 250 is the way to go. :D