just practice, its all i do, ive lost a ton of weight and i ride longer than anyone else does on sny given day

 

thanx dlish.
hey wuts a good starter bike?
yamaha or gixxer?

 

well sayd street, well sayd

 

try yoga ...its good for ur heart and gives u the best concentration

 

thats the best rply i have heard all week. im actually hindu so we do yoga at temple 4 times a week.

thanx

 

get an f2 for a starter

 

i'll look into it, trust, im tekin in all the advice i can

 

best way to learn is with a dirtbike. save you a lot of money and roadrash. it will pay off in the long run.

 

yeh, but the thing is, im paying for my bike with the money they give me back from school, so i can only get one or the other.
and a guy is willing to sell me an R6 for 1500$ down. once i put the 1500$ down he's guna send me the bike.

 

LOL, that sounds like a scam man, unless you know the guy personally. there are a lot of scams like that on ebay, almost new bikes for like $2200 etc.... R6's are junk anyway, listen to DLish and get an F2 or F3... you could find one for $15000-$1800 and they're tough as nails, lotsa of model years so parts are pretty plentiful and cheap. I know the R6's are nice to look at and all, but if you want to get into the stunt game, the one thing you wanna do is keep things cheap so that you don't have to get right back out because you wreck and can't afford to fix your ****... that's happened to a lot of people. Stunting a financed bike isn't too smart, and LEARNING to stunt on a financed bike is even less so.

what you ought to be looking at is something like this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1992-...QQcmdZViewItem
but shipping is gonna be huge part of buying that bike...
this bikes in miami,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1987-...Item#mainImage
kinda old but it would be worth $800 or so to learn on, and atleast have something to ride until something better pops up. I would keep an eye on that auction and see if anyone else bids. If no one does send a message and see if you can go look at the bike in person. You could probably talk them down pretty cheap if you're right there on the spot. money talks.

I'd just keep things as cheap as possible and keep some cash in reserve, for parts and ****, cause if you wanna stunt, you're gonna break ****, and you'll just be throwing money away if you start with a pretty bike.

 

thanx guy. i'll keep an eye on it.