PLEASE just stop. This thread was never about you or directed toward you, I'm not sure why you are making such an effort to make it personal. PLEASE go harass someone else.You never mentioned that it was a joke which means it was really a cut.
PLEASE just stop. This thread was never about you or directed toward you, I'm not sure why you are making such an effort to make it personal. PLEASE go harass someone else.You never mentioned that it was a joke which means it was really a cut.
Thanks again great advice!I'm another cyclist who became a motorcyclist. I've been riding motorcycles about 17 years. My first motorcycle was a Honda Shadow Spirit 750. As a cyclist, I found it an easy, but challenging, first motorcycle. I rode that sucker for 10 years. The Versys 650 is my third bike. I love it. I think the seat height might be the only challenge you face, but being a cyclist will be helpful with regard to your ability to balance and will help you to quickly adjust to it and feel comfortable. The bike you start with -- 300X or 650 -- depends on your comfort level and the kind of riding you want to do. It really is different for everyone. So, take the course and see how you feel on the low-speed exercises on a bike that isn't yours.Use that as your measuring tape to see what you want to start out with. Remember, your first bike isn't your last bike. If you start on a 300X and develop your skills quickly, you can always move up.
It's not about me. It is about you, and what you posted where you posted it. Delete your post and I will delete mine.PLEASE just stop. This thread was never about you or directed toward you, I'm not sure why you are making such an effort to make it personal. PLEASE go harass someone else.
And I have said I was joking around a few times now. Why do you continue to beat a dead horse?It's not about me. It is about you, and what you posted where you posted it.
My pleasure. Stick around and keep us posted about your MSF course and which bike you ultimately choose.Thanks again great advice!