So....

[LS WHAT ??]

Thanks DFWM. I have a friend with a dirt bike I will borrow that to learn.

[Lason]

Go take a MSF course and get your motorcycle license. Its fun and you will learn some great habits before you learn some bad ones trying to teach yourself. Makes for a fun weekend!

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[futant]

x2
that and/or dirt bike

x3

dirt bike
fiddy

+

crash a lot

=
fanatastic rider

I know not why this works so well, but it does

[futant]

also learn how to wheelie and drag the rear brake. Bam you just passed up most decent riders and learned how to ride under hard acceleration. Instant hero (j/k)

[naynay]

Get a crotch rocket and run from the police. You'll pick the small things up quick or have 3-5 to think about your mistakes.

this.

[wickedblkgt]

After you learn how to ride come talk to me, I have a bad ass bike I will sell you.

[Baba Ganoush]

I forgot to mention I grew up riding dirt bikes and four wheelers, so I guess that helps in preparation for a street bike. I've also owned my fair share of fast cars, but street bikes are a whole different kind of fast.

[LS WHAT ??]

After you learn how to ride come talk to me, I have a bad ass bike I will sell you.

cool

[Probie]

Go take a MSF course and get your motorcycle license. Its fun and you will learn some great habits before you learn some bad ones trying to teach yourself. Makes for a fun weekend!

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That's what I did. I still don't have a bike yet. My very first time on one was the MSF

[dsrtuckteezy]

never took a msf class, still dont have my m endorsement....taught myself easily.

track days will help the most

[lowthreeohz]

one step at a time homie, trackdays after learning to ride.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Step 1: Buy a shitty bike (body damage is ok, don't buy something nice for your first)
Step 2: Buy some decent gear, you might need it.
Step 3: Have someone give you some pointers and practice in a parking lot.
Step 4: Take the MSF course. It is required for a M endorsement now.
Step 5: Make sure you have your M endorsement, insurance, current registration, and inspection.
Step 6: Take things slow for the first few months, don't allow yourself to develop a sense of false confidence after hearing stories like "I learned on a busa and nothing happened to me"
Step 7: ???????
Step 8: Get laid.
Step 9: ???????
Step 10: Dethrone the current Moto GP champ.

[bird_dog0347]

Don't get anything bigger than a 600 for your first bike... Trust me, they a faster than just about any car anyways. Take the MSF course, and wear your gear. Once you have the bike and basic gear, do some track days with Ridesmart (www. Ridesmart.info) and you will be way better than most squids out there.

If you're near little elm I can work with you and teach you some stuff.

[lincolnboy]

ive got a helmet and jacket for sale....cheap cheap cheap

[ram57ta]

Get a used Busa or ZX14 and take start out on Central Expressway or Dallas North Tollway. You'll pick it up REAL quick