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If your jacket isn't water proof or resistant, it would be a good idea. There's nothing more uncomfortable than riding while soaking wet. Be sure to get one that fits over your jacket well and it shouldn't affect your riding.

+1. :) My thoughts exactly.

There's bad apples in everything. Do what is best for you and what feels good. Most bikers are cool. ;)

A chick? I'm not yellow and I don't have feathers. But anyway, go ahead and discriminate. That's your opinion and you're entitled to it but there is no such thing as a toy motorcycle. I guess you aren't mature enough yet to realize that. A bike is a bike, regardless of size.

When I had my M1, I was coming back from Cambridge on the side roads and got caught in a downpour on my 250. My god, I was hydroplaning everywhere, doing 50 in an 80 because visibility was next to nil. If that wasn't bad enough, I didn't have rain gear and it was getting dark. lol It took me 4...

I've ridden in all the worst weather: Rain, wind, snow, ice.. It's not fun but it definitely makes summer easy! lol If you plan on riding in the rain often, look into getting a good rain suit. The boot covers also help when you get caught in torrential downpours for 4 hours.... :) Be extra...

I couldn't agree more. Learn how to ride a lower cc bike and when you upgrade, you'll already be ahead of the game. If you start on a bigger bike that may be a little intimidating for you at first, it may take you longer to get your confidence up and be at home on the bike.

If they were going northbound, they were probably heading to Ertefa (after leaving l&l) :)

Oh, I'm not. lol I just had an issue with the 125 at twyn rivers cuz there was a slow car in front of me. Would have made it without a problem if I was able to get a little running start. ;) As I said before, it's awesome to corner with. I have a ton of fun zipping around manhole covers just...

Why? Because you're tough or something? I'd call you an idiot, idiot. There's absolutely nothing wrong with a 125 or 250. OP, I would lean more so towards the 250 (I loved mine). I think you would get more use out of it. The 125 you may out grow quickly but it's still a great city bike...

So I guess a 250 that is capable of going 160km/h is .... not a real motorcycle. Get your head out of your ***.

Oh sorry about the inbox. I'll delete some to make room. No worries on paying me. I don't mind at all.

I would be up for showing you the basics. We could meet at a parking lot close to you. Once you get the basics down, it will become second nature. I took my course at Learning Curves as well and they are great people. Never be afraid to ask questions. They're there to help. Let me know if...

Um..... I wouldn't really listen to that..

Wow.. uphill and 2up?? You two must been super small.

Twyn Rivers is a ***** on a 125. lol You definitely need a running start for the hill. It's a great bike but it definitely works hard to get up some hills with a nasty incline.

Snow City, Cycle World..

Oh wait.. I read that wrong.. Yes.. that was me. haha And I know who you are. ;) It was a pleasure riding with you!

hahahahaha

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