Just bought a bike, ready to get in to a good forum.

[ChiefSmokeDawg]

Originally Posted by GaryIII

I haven't taken the MSF yet, but I plan on calling the DMV today to see if I can get my learners permit before I get my full provisional license. It's a little late for all this, but it beats a '93 pathfinder.

I've got an 01 pathfinder with 194k on the clock. Towing to and from the track finally did it in. Now it's only useful for around town errands until the trans goes.

Hopefully you'll get into a class. I'm sure if you read up, there's plenty of good info for a new person riding.

Stuff, like, don't stop in the center of the lane at a light in all the oil. Stop in the tire tracks.

Body position is crucial to limiting the lean angle of the bike in turns.

Front braking for the vast majority of times, etc.

There's tons of posts you'll find helpful and plenty of people to help you with that carbureted bike.

[m3lover1]

[My94GT]

Originally Posted by ChiefSmokeDawg

I've got an 01 pathfinder with 194k on the clock. Towing to and from the track finally did it in. Now it's only useful for around town errands until the trans goes.

Hopefully you'll get into a class. I'm sure if you read up, there's plenty of good info for a new person riding.

Stuff, like, don't stop in the center of the lane at a light in all the oil. Stop in the tire tracks.

Body position is crucial to limiting the lean angle of the bike in turns.

Front braking for the vast majority of times, etc.

There's tons of posts you'll find helpful and plenty of people to help you with that carbureted bike.

this^^^ stick around, this place has a plethora of useful info.

[GaryIII]

Originally Posted by UntamedMOTO

Welcome,What part of the foothills are you from?

Rutherford county, almost in SC.

[GaryIII]

Originally Posted by ChiefSmokeDawg

I've got an 01 pathfinder with 194k on the clock. Towing to and from the track finally did it in. Now it's only useful for around town errands until the trans goes.

Hopefully you'll get into a class. I'm sure if you read up, there's plenty of good info for a new person riding.

Stuff, like, don't stop in the center of the lane at a light in all the oil. Stop in the tire tracks.

Body position is crucial to limiting the lean angle of the bike in turns.

Front braking for the vast majority of times, etc.

There's tons of posts you'll find helpful and plenty of people to help you with that carbureted bike.

I think i'll stick around, you guys seem pretty cool . My path has 210k miles and is still running pretty good, especially for a 93.

[Gundamzeppelin]

[saleenbiker]

Originally Posted by My94GT

this^^^ stick around, this place has a plethora of useful info.

And we use sophisticated vernacular!

[Magmadragoon]

I started out on a 1992 FZR 600. You might find more information at http://www.fzronline.com or http://www.fzrarchives.com