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How to learn to ride a motorcycle
It made me
Exhillerated
 "It was great, very scary, but once i got the hang of it, i loved it."
How I did it: Well i've wanted to learn to ride for ages, absolute ages. But my mum and dad were really against it and my older sister had been turned down by them as well. Lessons & tips: Just practice, practice and practice, and when you are learning, make sure you get someone to show you exactly what to do. |
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How I did it: I started riding dirt bikes when i was 3 yrs old. When i was a little older rode a bike w/ a clutch... did that for the longest time... when i turned 13 my dad let me test drive the Rocket and the Harley... and since Ive been riding so long i knew how to do it... Everyone says im a natural...if you really want to do it, DONT GIVE UP... If u cant do... keep trying... its not that hard, you'll get it-coming from a 14 yr old Read how I did it…
How I did it: I signed up for the MSF class and failed it the first day. Bummed, I thought about giving up and attributing that to destiny. Maybe I was just not meant to ride. Maybe I might've gotten hurt. Almost defeated, I decided just to plunk down the money and buy a bike to practice on even if that meant dropping the bike. I've made steady progress and have had my bike for almost a month now. It is so scary, exhilarating, and full of freedom all a… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I took the 2.5-day training course from the Calgary Safety Council. I wasn't aware but once I did some research, there are training programs all over the place. It was way easier than I imagine having a friend teach you. They taught all the good habits and their test was tougher to pass than the actual licensing test. Read how I did it…
andredhighheels can do it
How I did it: I took an MSF certified course at my local community college. From there, it was all the wonderful instructors teaching me. I went from never even seeing a motorcycle up close before to being comfortable riding at a reasonable speed, being able to stop quickly, and make sharp turns. Read how I did it…
I’ve been riding now for over 20 years and I don’t think I will ever stop. A motorcycle is the best way to see your own community and the country. Because you have to be focused on your riding and those around you, everything else is forgotten and you are “in the moment”. For me this is the best way to unwind and relax.
Player must learn how to ride a motorcycle and preferably obtain a motorcycle license from their current state DMV. Completing a one weekend class at a community college is sufficient.
porfavornofubar is in gear.
I don’t have the time or resources to do this anytime in the near future and it’s not like I am going to forget how much I want to learn how to ride one. I remember every time I see one!
The extra space on my list is far more valuable right now as I seem to be moved and inspired to go in new directions every day. I could use a few more whimsical desires up here – the ones that sound beautiful and grand but then fade away after a few days leaving nary a trace in my memory.
fafner13 is learning OOP
I am starting a motorbike course this month and I am really looking forward to it. Hopefully I’ll get a license at the end. Buying my own bike is next, but it will have to wait till spring.
Sujin is playing her electric guitar
If you want to learn to ride a motorcycle, I recommend buying “Proficient Motorcycling” at your local bookstore or download the Learn to Ride a Motorcycle ebook online.
Unfortunately I had to sell my Ninja 250 :( :( :( but I neeeeed to ride. It’s interesting but I’ve been loaned a 1-cylinder Honda CBR125… yes, you read that ride, a 125 cc bike. What can I say, it’s slooooow, but sooooo light and sooooo fun to corner. I don’t even think it’s legal to ride in the States, but oh well, I won’t tell if you won’t~~~ ^.~
Lorelai_Gilmore is content.
I have already mastered riding a bicycle. Next is a scooter. If that works out well. I’m buying myself a motorcycle.
The wind blowing in my face. The open road. The joy of riding on a mororcycyle.
Sam is doing things and learning stuff
save money on gas and deal with less traffic… its a win win. taking a class at the end of september
I took the MSF safety class, and turning at low speeds is pretty challenging.
nodoubtimarocker is getting ready for a relaxing weekend :)
I want to save money to take motorcycle classes and get my license. I would then start saving towards buying my bike :)
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redflutterby asks,
“I have looked into taking a course, however I am a single mom and the two full days of training will be difficult (if not impossible) to fit into my schedule. Are there any other alternatives?”
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ent1ring asks,
“I don't own a bike, have no close friends who own bikes, and don't want to buy one unless I know I like it. I've never ridden before and have no idea how to get started or where to go!”
— 2 years ago |
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learn to paint
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design my own clothes
learn how to tie the stem of a maraschino cherry with my tongue
have a movie marathon
learn how to drive a manual transmission vehicle
design my own tattoo
see all Star Wars movies
learn to do graffiti
travel to iceland
Have my photos published
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