What Would You Buy First
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12 pack then a 12 bar

 

Got to have health insurance. None of that other stuff is going to save you the 6000 my insurance just saved me from my wreck.

 

CAGE dont **** that minty 600RR up...its gonna look like ur old kawi during break down haha

 

scotts dampner saved my *** lastnight if i didnt have that id need that jacket.....thats a toss up

id rather crack a case than break my bones or get rashed so i say protect yourself first then the bike

 

you can ride a thrashed bike, but it sucks tryin to ride covered in road rash

 

a dictionary

stabilizer

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Soda Attack!

 

beer is always first

 

a good leather jacket, road rash sucks, you didnt have helmet on your list so im assuming you already have one....

 

hahaha, why didnt you put guns on that list?

 

"the stickiest of da icky" -Rick James

 

Who wheres a helmet any ways? why you u buy one of those things, sunglass's seem to be enough protection from what i see

 

been awhile since i've seen a pic of someone drinking in a barn

 

.....word

 

yeah i love barns. and the smell of hay. and animals

 

I think you just love animals. : JFWY

 

i love little drama queens 2

 

get a cage and start rockin slow ****. plus you can still mess around on the highway and if you wreck your bike (motor) will get saved.

...then come to dallas (or i guess i could come to az) and we'll ride and see whos better... (it wont be me, i just need friends)

**my above post is very odd and random, im very tired. sorry, im going to sleep now**

 

Here's my order

1. Jacket
2. Insurance
3. Cage
4. Stabilizer
5. Sliders
6. Gas
7. Beer
8. Repeat 6 and 7 as necessary
9. Performance part

Basically protect your own *** first. Insurance is important, but a Jacket is better. Why? An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Skin grafts are expensive, so it's nice to have insurance to pay for it.... but it's even better to have not gotten them in the first place. Then safety mods for your bike. I put a cage first because it can help keep the bike from crushing your legs in an all-too-common lowside. Then a stabilizer to reduce those not-so-fun tankslappers. Even though you have a cage by now, why not get some sliders too. Now you are ready to ride, go get some gas. When you are done, get some beer. #8 is pretty self explanatory. Your 600RR is already far more capable than you will probbably ever need it to be... Performance mods shouldn't be a high priority.