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fosta22 · 06-23-2004

i could not agree with both of you anymore. If a newbie comes onto a forum looking for advice on a first bike, there is an obligation on our part to give the newbie good sound advice on how to get into the sport as safely as possible (aka, take the MSF class, start on a small bike, wear the gear). To recommend any 600cc+ repli-racer to a newbie is absolutely irresponsible. Afterall, what's the hurry? This is their FIRST bike and not their LAST bike.

06-23-2004	#8 (permalink)
fosta22 Still On The Kickstand Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: mass Posts: 36	i could not agree with both of you anymore. If a newbie comes onto a forum looking for advice on a first bike, there is an obligation on our part to give the newbie good sound advice on how to get into the sport as safely as possible (aka, take the MSF class, start on a small bike, wear the gear). To recommend any 600cc+ repli-racer to a newbie is absolutely irresponsible. Afterall, what's the hurry? This is their FIRST bike and not their LAST bike.