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I certainly will be there for my first time.

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I do agree investing is a more sensible approach but the aftermarket exhaust is louder than the stock which I prefer because I would like to be heard in advance of car drivers to assure them there is a biker nearby. My starter I sold last year had a full Hindle exhaust and I quite enjoyed the...

Then hats off to you my dear sir... Too funny, you got me! ;)

killerkeith I'm not seeking attention with whatever insinuating manner of which you are implying. My full intention was to get advice and/or opinions from members with well-informed knowledge and experience. I'm seeking for an affordable exhaust with a decent to high quality built. I like...

I second that...

Does Fast Company Motorcycles have a website? If so, can you please post the link?

Is that Delkevic quieter than other Delkevic? So length sizing is what can make it quieter? I guess that's more of a scientific question.

My cbr250 will be my bike for a while longer because unfortunately I'm petite in height so my choices of brand bikes are limited. Most importantly, I do not like the look of the stock. My preference of an aftermarket exhaust for my cbr250, is the FMF. It looks sporty and the sound is just right!

I did have the Delkevic but I returned back to stock because I couldn't handle the loudness of the exhaust even with the silencer. As for the 'why?' question, the sound of the stock is great, even though it's too soft of a sound, I just couldn't stand the look of it. Therefore, I prefer to...

I ride a 2011 CBR250RAB. I don't want to spend too much money on a new exhaust but I want replace the stock exhaust. Any recommendations on one that's not too loud and one that's very affordable?

Thanks I'll do that!

Where did u get a coat that can attach a pet to it? That's neat! I want one!

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Hedo2002, whether it's "apprehension" or "fear" base, I have it. I guess it stems from my line of work in personal injury. I've dealt with all sorts of accidents and it makes one think how precious life is. I love to ride but I need to develop confidence especially with having a fairly new...

I believe it was the front wheel that locked. Then flew off and my bike hit a pole and someone's fence. It could have been worse but it happened so fast that my reaction time was limited.

Wide turn followed with sudden braking. Basically made a mistake with my turn then lost control after I panicked.

I'm sure "ride scared" meant ride defensively and always know one's surroundings with caution. As for 'inreb', I think he was trying to spice things up. I appreciate his mind-set as to not let fear set in and take riding with pleasures and with a sense of humour...

Were you scared from the first back after the accident? What mind set did were you on and what did you say to yourself to overcome your fear? BTW, I welcome all positive support. I like to keep an open-mind and hear everyone's thoughts and experiences.

OMG, that's scary. :shock: