Anyone Selling a cheap street bike?
01-31-2009, 06:42 AM
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01-31-2009, 10:02 AM
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I have a 2007 suzuki sv650 naked version with around 7000 miles on it I am probably going to sell for about 5500. It has all the stuff to make it look good about 1500 in extras fender eliminator kit, integrated rear taillight, bar end mirrors, frame sliders, high mount full m4 exhaust with the header pipes and the color matched tail cover. Its a great first bike for commuting and has enough power if interested let me know.
02-09-2009, 03:41 AM
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I just took that class offered by Ride Rite. I didn't know **** about riding before but at the end of the weekend I was doing just fine and passed the test (as did EVERYONE including shorter girls with no experience, or coordination).
NO ONE out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the DMV.
NO ONE out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the DMV.
02-09-2009, 04:10 AM
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I just took that class offered by Ride Rite. I didn't know **** about riding before but at the end of the weekend I was doing just fine and passed the test (as did EVERYONE including shorter girls with no experience, or coordination).
NO ONE out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the DMV.
NO ONE out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the DMV.
02-09-2009, 05:01 PM
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i just took that class offered by ride rite. I didn't know **** about riding before but at the end of the weekend i was doing just fine and passed the test (as did everyone including shorter girls with no experience, or coordination).
No one out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the dmv.
No one out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the dmv.
02-09-2009, 05:42 PM
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^^Yeah, just MAKE SURE you take a lot of water. It is hot as hell out there. Also,no need for leathers. They are cool with long sleeve cotton t-shirts. Just need gloves and boots. They provide a helmet but if you have one bring it. Theirs are well used and you have to wear hair nets with them...
02-11-2009, 11:03 AM
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^^Yeah, just MAKE SURE you take a lot of water. It is hot as hell out there. Also,no need for leathers. They are cool with long sleeve cotton t-shirts. Just need gloves and boots. They provide a helmet but if you have one bring it. Theirs are well used and you have to wear hair nets with them...
02-11-2009, 11:36 AM
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I just took that class offered by Ride Rite. I didn't know **** about riding before but at the end of the weekend I was doing just fine and passed the test (as did EVERYONE including shorter girls with no experience, or coordination).
NO ONE out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the DMV.
NO ONE out of like 30-40 laid a bike down... Great class and well worth the $200 so you don't have to take the test at the DMV.
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