Cycle whore thread
slingshot engage.
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Are you in NY? I cannot remember, or if it was someone else.
Anyways, I was lurking on some forum that had a huge NY section and all those guys brag about being able to legally ride dirtbikes (that they set up supermoto style) on the street without anything but a ATV registration. No tags or any of that BS just a ATV registration.
Kinda cool. I like loopholes like that. LEO's don't tho LOL
Now drives a SWagon
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From: Newburgh,NY
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Yea I'm in NY and yea you see tons of dirtbikes on the street both in NYC and where I live(an hour North) of the city
I've narrowed my choices down to:
1)Honda Shadow
2)Honda Nighthawk
3)Yamaha XS
basically an 80s japanese bike. 500/600
I've narrowed my choices down to:
1)Honda Shadow
2)Honda Nighthawk
3)Yamaha XS
basically an 80s japanese bike. 500/600
Is in ur head, why?
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From: Portsmouth
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From: Newburgh,NY
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Idk..I'm taking suggestions..it's my first bike and I literally know 0 about motorcycles
I know I don't want a "sport" bike. I've always been a fan of the "old school" bikes
I know I don't want a "sport" bike. I've always been a fan of the "old school" bikes
Is in ur head, why?
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From: Portsmouth
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From: Newburgh,NY
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I was looking at one of those
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3457478687.html
I've decided that I'll take/pass my permit test in January and take my MSC course in early spring because I can't find any offered in up coming months. I can comfortably put aside $300 a week so by then I should be able to start with a nice $2k-$3k bike instead of a haggard $1k-$2k bike.
So until then I will formalize myself with the mechanical workings and terminology.
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3457478687.html
I've decided that I'll take/pass my permit test in January and take my MSC course in early spring because I can't find any offered in up coming months. I can comfortably put aside $300 a week so by then I should be able to start with a nice $2k-$3k bike instead of a haggard $1k-$2k bike.
So until then I will formalize myself with the mechanical workings and terminology.
Dont Be Scared Homie
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From: Suffolk, VA
Re: Cycle whore thread
I was looking at one of those
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3457478687.html
I've decided that I'll take/pass my permit test in January and take my MSC course in early spring because I can't find any offered in up coming months. I can comfortably put aside $300 a week so by then I should be able to start with a nice $2k-$3k bike instead of a haggard $1k-$2k bike.
So until then I will formalize myself with the mechanical workings and terminology.
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3457478687.html
I've decided that I'll take/pass my permit test in January and take my MSC course in early spring because I can't find any offered in up coming months. I can comfortably put aside $300 a week so by then I should be able to start with a nice $2k-$3k bike instead of a haggard $1k-$2k bike.
So until then I will formalize myself with the mechanical workings and terminology.
TwoWheels YearRound
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From: Inside the Beltway
Re: Cycle whore thread
I was looking at one of those
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3457478687.html
I've decided that I'll take/pass my permit test in January and take my MSC course in early spring because I can't find any offered in up coming months. I can comfortably put aside $300 a week so by then I should be able to start with a nice $2k-$3k bike instead of a haggard $1k-$2k bike.
So until then I will formalize myself with the mechanical workings and terminology.
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/mcy/3457478687.html
I've decided that I'll take/pass my permit test in January and take my MSC course in early spring because I can't find any offered in up coming months. I can comfortably put aside $300 a week so by then I should be able to start with a nice $2k-$3k bike instead of a haggard $1k-$2k bike.
So until then I will formalize myself with the mechanical workings and terminology.
Lot's of old fuddy-duddies on there with many many years of riding.
I go by the same username on there.