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Originally posted by tampamax
Take it from someone who can "unfortunately" speak from experience. Taking a spill hurts much worse than it looks. That is unless you get really good pain killers. I'm fortunate to be alive right now. And i've only had one spill--it only takes one.
Take it from someone who can "unfortunately" speak from experience. Taking a spill hurts much worse than it looks. That is unless you get really good pain killers. I'm fortunate to be alive right now. And i've only had one spill--it only takes one.
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BIG ADVICE: always wear ur gear. lid, jacket, and gloves. invest money in good gear. even if u are going aroung the block to pick up a pack of cigarettes or something. my accident happened around the block from my house, i coulda spit in my backyard. i got hit by a car at 45 mph. if it wasn't for my gear i would have no skin on my back/shoulders.
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I have been down twice. It hurts, real bad. Learn on a smaller bike as stated earlierand go from there. I have an 02 yzf600 and the newest edition is my 02 Busa. I have been riding for years and to be honest the dirt is the best place to start. Gives you a feel for the rear tires sliding out and helps you get a better feel for terrain. This is just my two cents so make change if so needed.
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