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Training Wheel Hero
Join Date: Nov 2012
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Hello all! New member here :)
I decided to upgrade bikes a couple weeks ago, when I sold my 2008 Ninja 250 and bought my 2009 Cbr600rr. Starting with a smaller bike made me appreciate this bike 1000 times more, that's for sure.
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Knee Dragger
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Location: Imperial Valley, CA
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Welcome! Post pics of the bike when you get a chance. Glad you started out properly, youre gonna love your new machine!
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BOTM Winner 8/12
Join Date: Jun 2010
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Welcome, looks like your starting our small has paid off, glad to hear, ride safe
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Training Wheel Hero
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cbr pics
Thanks for the warm welcome guys, here are a few pics of the cbr:
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Pocketbike Racer
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: TO
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Looks good. Welcome
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Do you know what happened to the oem farings? i see after market fairings on a bike i always think "its been down" hopefully not in your case, bike looks good man; get rid of the swing arm stickers :)
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Moto GP Racer
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Andymot0
Starting with a smaller bike made me appreciate this bike 1000 times more, that's for sure.
Welcome, and those are words of wisdom right there. Just because a person can start with a bigger bike doesn't they'll be a better rider for it.
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