my 1st 2 weeks old bike
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it's my 1st bike,, was trained by a pro for 1 month only and i've been riding with a buddy who's an experience rider,, loving it,, didn't expect it to handle this easy,, still breaking it in
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v227/vampire_s2000/DSC00385.jpg)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v227/vampire_s2000/DSC00381.jpg)
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i'm in love (^_____^) `````````
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i'm in love (^_____^) `````````
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Thats pretty much the best starter bike you can get in my opinion. Lots of torque so you don't have to rev the piss out of it. It's not really gonna get away from you easily, and it has a great upright riding poistion that isnt gonna kill your wrists, also makes it easy to menuver for low speed stuff. Good choice.
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hey ahmad,, long time since i sold my S,, i miss it
it is pricy but it's a duc (^_^) ```
u still riding ?! i know it's summer but i mean still got a bike ?!
(riding season here is winter)
it is pricy but it's a duc (^_^) ```
u still riding ?! i know it's summer but i mean still got a bike ?!
(riding season here is winter)