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I think that definately its worth looking into, because 4500 miles never dropped is still basically brand new for all intents and purposes. Also, starting out on a 250 may not impress the squidly little bastards but riders who have their head screwed on right will admire you for it.

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Yes I know where that is. I used to work near there, at the Police Academy.

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Cruiser, Yamaha V-Star 650.

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yens is a midwestern word thats used as an alternative to “y’all” or “you” when speaking in plurals . . pittsburgh people like to think its a strictly pittsburgh thing but its used all over the midwest

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i would but if i so much as knock on their door ill get mixed up in boyfriend drama. im skeered hes one of those guys i mentioned who i would get a PFA against if i could

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Bianca: I don’t know the area too well because I’m not originally from here. I’m a native Floridian. Would you like to help me in planning a route?

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At your size I definately wouldn’t even consider something like the Eliminator 125. It’s not so much about your weight or the bike’s lack of power as it is your physical size. You will feel cramped up into a little ball on that thing. The same will probably apply to anything in the 250 range either. Best bet would be a Suzuki DL650 V-Strom, Kawasaki Versys (I would think), or a BMW F650/G650. 650cc is about the smallest bike you should be considering cause anything milder will also be physically smaller and leave you feeling cramped…

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The 250R is an excellent bike for you. I can’t promise you won’t want to upgrade someday as many people do. But it’ll be a long time coming, and you’ll have a lot of fun on your 250R and I promise I won’t ride too fast for you Contrary to popular belief I am not a reckless rider. The fastest I’ve taken my SV650 up to is ~95mph and that was once on the interstate when traffic was moving at about ~80-85.

I have a neighbor who owns a black 250R who hasn’t ridden it in weeks for some reason. She’s a girl who’s about 5’3″ tall who accidentally dropped it 3 days after she bought it while trying to pull it into her driveway (first bike, no MSF course) and she hasn’t ridden it since. It’s been gathering dust and rain in her driveway for the past 2 months now. And yes it is an ’08.

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Is that a Green Lantern T-shirt? And am I just as big of a nerd for being able to name it?

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Congratulations on passing! Now you need to post in the thread I started in the General category that nobody else has responded to yet so I don’t feel alone!

I’ve heard of some people paying as much as $6k out the door for a new ninja which is insane. I’d say that, brand new, you can probably expect to pay between $4k-$5k, but thats just a guess. If you can get a used one for under $4k, go for it! The dealer markup on them right now is HUGE!

And don’t worry I’ll wait up for you I don’t want you to punch me in the throat while you say “Who’s your momma?”

At least, I don’t think so..

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I once tried a Boca Burger… After taking one bite I felt it should be more useful as a hockey puck than as some form of food.

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I went to Boca High for half of my Junior year.

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…i feel strangely aroused now

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you most certainly will in fact ive never even done 100 on mine, fastest ive done is about 95. i just like having headroom. as far as im concerned anyone on a bike that they can trust to make it all the way in one piece is welcome (sorry you hyosung guys )

i dont know what the instructors are like where you plan on taking your MSF test but i hope theyre like mine! you know, i seriously honestly thought id never meet someone else named bianca other than my niece

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Anyway, MY WHOLE POINT IS this: Motorcycling is a hobby, something you do out of a passion for it. It’s not something like a car that you buy because you need it to go thru daily activities, you do it because you WANT to. And for a lot of people, the “bare minimum” which really is all you get out of a 250, isn’t enough to fuel that passion that brought them to motorcycling in the first place after a year or two of riding it. If it was, they wouldn’t make anything bigger than 250s and 600s wouldn’t be the best selling class of motorcycle worldwide.

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