Question about gear
#11
08-12-2007, 11:34 PM
RE: Question about gear
Riding 100+ mph with only a helmet???[sm=sigh.gif]
I do fully understand your mindset. (We were all your age at one point.) But that's why I, and everybody else here thinks it's a bad idea to buy something like a 10R. It not only takes a good amount of experience to ride something so deadly powerful, but maturity is maybe even more important. Riders HATE to read about other riders getting killed because they were too inexperienced to handle their motorcycle responsibly.
I do fully understand your mindset. (We were all your age at one point.) But that's why I, and everybody else here thinks it's a bad idea to buy something like a 10R. It not only takes a good amount of experience to ride something so deadly powerful, but maturity is maybe even more important. Riders HATE to read about other riders getting killed because they were too inexperienced to handle their motorcycle responsibly.
#12
08-12-2007, 11:38 PM
RE: Question about gear
Thanks. I'm acturally taking a look at the 650R and the only thing I don't like is front. But would it be a good bike to have? And for gear any brands that are good for racing?
#16
08-12-2007, 11:50 PM
RE: Question about gear
Lost a uncle via a bike wreck, he was 3 miles from home .......this happened about 4 years ago .He was coming back from the hospital , he had gone to visit his twin grandsons who were born two months premature ..................I can sort of understand how you must feel . He was more like a big brother to me . Gear will and can protect you but you also have to realize a lot of it depends on the rider as well .Don't expect the gear to make you invincible . Peace
#18
08-12-2007, 11:55 PM
RE: Question about gear
ORIGINAL: mikeyntnc
Lost a uncle via a bike wreck, he was 3 miles from home .......this happened about 4 years ago .He was coming back from the hospital , he had gone to visit his twin grandsons who were born two months premature ..................I can sort of understand how you must feel . He was more like a big brother to me . Gear will and can protect you but you also have to realize a lot of it depends on the rider as well .Don't expect the gear to make you invincible . Peace
Lost a uncle via a bike wreck, he was 3 miles from home .......this happened about 4 years ago .He was coming back from the hospital , he had gone to visit his twin grandsons who were born two months premature ..................I can sort of understand how you must feel . He was more like a big brother to me . Gear will and can protect you but you also have to realize a lot of it depends on the rider as well .Don't expect the gear to make you invincible . Peace
Gear I know will probally not save you from most wrecks with a car. And I'm not sure really what I want to do. I just kind of want something that looks nice and I kind of want to just drive around the state with fellow riders and if they say hit the gas I want to beable to keep up with them.
#19
08-12-2007, 11:57 PM
RE: Question about gear
ORIGINAL: mikeyntnc
have you gone to the dealership and actually looked at em ? maybe that'll help you decide
have you gone to the dealership and actually looked at em ? maybe that'll help you decide
I'd try to go up there Friday or something if you want me to tell ya what bike I found =)
#20
08-13-2007, 12:08 AM
RE: Question about gear
How tall are you and what rides that you have ridden are comfy to you?