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Fam really asked if riding a motorcycle is actually that dangerous.
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Started fixing it up over the last couple weeks.
Got new brake pads, but maybe I need to flush the fluid? Not sure, but the rear brake slows it down to a point and then just stops doing anything after a certain point. Even stopped and pressing nothing but the rear brake, nothing happens and the bike still moves if I let it.
Got a new tail light, but haven’t installed it yet. Suck at wiring and stuff so I’ll get my friend to help me this week.
Got new fairings and other small cosmetics so the bike looks pretty new now. Tried taping the scuffed exhaust side up, but it still looks ugly.
Lol I wanted one for the longest... I currently have a 05 gsxr 600 but been thinking about downgrading to an r3... just want a newer bike without breaking the banki want a grom
Where's this school? I don't have a superbike, but some good friends do.Funny but me and my uncle did the Califonia Superbike School last year in Jersey, he's been riding for 5+ years and went down for the first time in the first turn. Meanwhile here I am with one year experience making him look bad. It's best to get as much coaching as early as possible before you develop bad habits. People think they can drive/ride with the best of them until they're shown up or hurt themselves. Driver mod >>>>>
Just google “California Superbike School” and look up their schedule for the year. They usually hit the popular tracks twice a year. If you don’t have a bike or equipment you can always rent theirs. I highly recommend it and would like to attend again this year myself.Where's this school? I don't have a superbike, but some good friends do.
yo thunderchunk69 thanks for posting your grom bro. I been debating between a Grom and z125. Any major differences I should know about.
I wipe my bike down with Honda polish probably once a week.