Just some info for new riders from the Flint area.

Though some of us ride almost everynight, the most common rides are on Friday Nights. We meet at Arby's next to the Machine Shop on Dort Hwy. We usually get there at about 10:00 PM

We also ride on Sundays and will usually post up time and place to meet on this forum. Doesn't matter if you ride slow, fast, stunt, or whatever. We have a wide range of folks we ride with, so we accomodate any type of rider.

 

See you all next friday.

Lowe gsxr 1000 2007
aka C -lowe

 

What up Lowe, glad you found us on the web. Nice riding with you Friday. Maybe next week a few others will show and we can hit some of the normal runs.

 

i am 6 foot 180 lbs and i don't know which one to get i have ridden that much just like 5 times on dirt bikes in my life time im 18 and have been driving a car for 1 year now so i have some experience on the road do you think the 650 is to much power for a noob? i just don't want to get a 250 and get bored after 3 or 4 months and go through the trouble of selling it i think the ninja 500r would be great but it looks tacky to me tell me what you think thanks!!!!The best thing you can do is to inquire about lessons at place that provides quality riding instructions. They can teach you the basics on up to professional levels. It also depends on what kind of riding you want to do. Do you want to do English, Western, etc. It is best to learn the proper way to insure safety, and quality of riding. Usually they have lessons that are affordable and a schedule that can fit your needs. This is the route I believe you should take. Good luck

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TeethBleachingGlasgow|
Invisalign Glasgow

 

I would just by a Busa for your first bike, that way you won't get bored with lack of power.