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I recently traded from a 250 to a DRZ 400 SM, and it's a decision I will never regret. I never thought I could have soo much fun on a bike until I rode a supermoto, it's just a blast! Oh and actually, I ride a lot more major highways on my supermoto then I ever rode on my 250. Even with only 5...

Just to clarify what I meant, the reason I said stay away from the Honda 500's series was because.. 1. Brand new line of series, so wait a year til they sort out the bugs 2. Brand new bike, brand new DROPPED bike:D 3. Your first bike won't be your last, so don't fork out tons of money Now I...

Yes but SF goes by CC Try Dalton Timmis insurance, I got a quote for a brand new one for 3800/year (Full Coverage)which is pretty cheap considering my age -20, only have been licensed for 2 years, no claims.

I have an Icon Variant/Gold visor and I wear that day n night, I can see out of it just fine. Only time I have to lift it though is when I want to go through a dirt trail where there is 0 lighting.

I have an Icon Variant, I dont notice too much baffling and I listen to music when I ride so I can't say much for the noise. It's a kick *** helmet though and really comfortable, I got a gold visor with mine too so I feel like Master Chief.

We should all go for a ride, like the majority here I'm new to off-roading. I own a supermoto and don't have knobbies so I can't do anything too hardcore off-road but still would try. I'm in Newmarket but it's not a big deal to travel to some spots.

As others have said, wind is something you'll get use to. I can't speak much on the gearing on your 650 but cruising at 3-4 RPM sounds about right, but then again, my bike doesn't have a tach. I just go by what sounds right for the bike and what feels right. Wait til you get out on the 400's, I...

Green lane and Harry Walker just off the 404 in Newmarket, a little ways out for most of you but it's a long stretch of road and I've seen a few cruisers just sitting there parked behind industrial buildings.

I can understand why he would want it towed, I had my first bike towed. It was a great way to learn the bike in the comfort of my own driveway/street rather then out on a busy road where people suck at driving. You're already bored with your 250 O.o? Start hitting some twisties, or learn to...

I might be up for it, Ill let ya know.

She can't do much as her department is not the problem, I've heard horror stories from friends of the service.

I bought a new bike from there (knowing their history), I dealt with Dan and he was good- not pushy and he actually rides... Service...Okay, so I buy a brand new bike and it was about time for a 1000km service. I was told when I purchased it that they would get me a spot available no problem...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqykEhOIaRk Look at 4:25 , but don't copy it!!!!!!!

Cant this weekend(BBQ), but would like to come watch/ride sometime.

+1 Couldn't have said it any better.

I know the feeling of wanting a new bike, trust me. I purchased a brand new 250 as my first bike and thought "Hey! It's a 250, I won't get bored of it- I'm going to keep it FOREVER:D:D::D!". 'One Season Later' "WTF IS THIS? I WANT MORE POWER!!!!" It's great to start on a small bike but most new...

Call around and see, sadly it's unlikely. Your first year, you're going to be paying a lot because lack of experience. I went with TD insurance when I was 19, had my M1, 0 years driving experience, and paid $4000.00/year fora 2012 Honda CBR 250RA. One year later, I changed my policy to Dalton...

+1 believe it or not, a Honda CRF 50 is probably the best bike you can learn how to wheelie.

+1, I don't know where you're getting your info from. I get a reward from doing it, it's called an accomplishment- a thrill. I don't "stunt" but do know how to wheelie...sorta. If you want to learn how to wheelie, first off, look at your bike....shiny bike!!!! Picture it all scratched up...