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Old 05-29-2008, 05:32 PM   #1
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Somebody hook me up with an eay to read/understand link on riding tips/advice for beginners. I kind of want an in-depth one where she can take some time and read and understand. Her biggest problem right now is getting up to speed. It takes her forever to get up to 35mph and it's dangerous, especially when you got an impatient H2 tailgaiting your ass. I had to do the "back the fuck off" had motion to the bag of douche.
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http://motorcycleviews.com/beginners/beginners.htm

here's one...looking for more...

where are you riding exactly? As new as she is and with that kind of issue, small neighborhood/large parking lot might be best...
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Old 05-29-2008, 05:40 PM   #3
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too bad the femoto isn't til the end of the year, maybe a beginner track day is in order? Try to find one very newb friendly.
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try pm'n one of the instructors we have here... they may have a MSF book... I'd send you mine but it's in AK...

I'll see if I can find something for ya though
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i cant find anything that she wouldnt learn just by taking an MSF or from experience...but

http://www.epinions.com/auto-review-...39452CEF-prod1
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Thought about just getting her a book?

The MSF book is a good start.

Nick Ienatsch's book would be a good option.

Lee Parks' total control works as well.
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http://motorcycleviews.com/beginners/beginners.htm

here's one...looking for more...

where are you riding exactly? As new as she is and with that kind of issue, small neighborhood/large parking lot might be best...
Garbage. Those are tips submitted by everyday people. I'm looking for something online that I can view that's froman established rider, you know?
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twist of a wrist 2? 1 reads too much like a stereo manual.
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twist of a wrist 2? 1 reads too much like a stereo manual.
TOTW2 would be alright... more geared towards track riding and advanced techniques though. That's why I was thinking Ienatsch's or Parks' book. Both good overall reads. There's another called "proficient motorcycling" that is also supposed to be good but I forget who the author is.
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Old 05-29-2008, 06:16 PM   #10
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i cant find anything that she wouldnt learn just by taking an MSF or from experience...but
Experience is what she doesn't have and defensive riding they don't teach much about in MSF. Like where to position yourself so the other guys can see you.

I'm trying to give her a link so we can sit down and read it and I can answer/explain questions for her.
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