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Thanks for all the tips. I have made a effort to go light on the hands the last couple of times out and cramping was not as noticable. I will try and and use the core more, put some good to all the hours I spend at the gym working it.

I'm sure you will get a lot of strange looks for sure!!! You still have the option to buy a CBR if you don't have a bike yet. BTW what size is the jacket? I have a CBR and may be interested if you decide to sell!!!:lol:

Re: Hi everyone. Got my M1, looking at schools now My wife and I just did it at Durham college in Whitby and we have no complaints. All the instructurs were friendly and knowledgeable.

My wife has the 2011 CBR 250 r and likes it very much. Her insurance is cheap $60/mth and she is a new rider also.

My 2010 CBR 600 RR The wife's 2011 CBR 250 R

Try state farm they insured me with an m1 on a 2010 CBR 600 RR for $118/mth. I'm a little older then you and do have ins on my truck but this is my first bike with no previous riding experience.

I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on preventing hands from cramping. I am new to riding 4+ weeks but it seems to be the same thing every time I go out after about 10min or so my hands start to cramp up. Am I gripping too tight or is this someting that goes away with time? Are there...

welcome - I'm in Whitby, 2010 Cbr600rr. I'm new to riding and looking to meet up with people to get get some expierence. My wife has a cbr 250 we just did the M2 course and have 4 weeks until we get upgraded.

I got a litte ride in this morning while the traffic was low and it was a blast. I can see this becoming very addictive!!!!

This is my first bike so I am pretty new. I did buy a 2010 CBR RR. I haven't driven enough (total 1.6 km) to comment on it but so far I like it!!!

Hello, Myself and my wife recently puchased bikes. We are new to the world of motrcycles and are open to any tips you folks might have. This site has been good, lots of great info!!! Later