I'm 15 and go to the desert every weekend(ocotillo wells). I used to own a yz125 and now I have a 250 blaster. Now I'm looking for another dirtbike. I was wondering if the crf450r is too much for me or if I would be able to get used to it.
I drive it regularly to school but I went on a three day weekend and this morning everything went fine on the commute but then later in the day the front brake stuck but when i wanted to go home it worked. What is my possible problems, so I can find out how to fix it on youtube? Is it unwise to keep riding as long as the brakes are not currently sticking? This has only happened this once and I have ridden it a couple thousand miles sense i bought it this spring.
I'm looking to buy a 2008 Honda cbr 125. It has 15k miles, in excellent condition. He's charging $1500, is this a good deal?
I live in a rather small neighborhood and I have about a mile of private owned roads before I get to my trails. I own the land where the trails are but not the road to the trails. Lately people on the road and all over the neighborhood have been complaining and are threataning to call the cops because I have no spark arrestor on the bike so it's loud and they claim I go to fast. I normally try to follow the 25 mile limit but I have no speedometer on my bike. Bike is a 2003 honda xr100r. Another problem is a deputy lives right in the neighborhood today after a long ride I locked up and I saw the cop circling the neighborhood so I quickly went inside. I got lucky but my luck will run out. I will probably lay low for a week or so and from now on I'll go slower and use hand turn signals but what should I do if someone pulls me over. I do know the road and trails in the back of my head so I could run what should I do.
Well for starters I'm 22 years old and I'm in the Navy. I still drive my 2007 Grand Prix that I've owned since I was 18. My income is pretty steady and I'm not looking to go all out anytime soon cause I'm still saving money over the next year along with the money I made over the past 2 years working as a restaurant manager so I can pay it off quick. I'm the kind of guy that loves both muscle cars and imports but still trying to find the best and reliable car. I also want something that's easy to modify.
So far I've considered the following:
-2010 Dodge Challenger R/T
-2012 Mustang GT
-AP2 Honda S2000
-Nissan 350Z
-Scion FR-S
-2008 BMW 335i
I'm also thinking about trading in my Nighthawk for an 08 Ninja 650R, Honda CBR600rr, or a Yamaha R6.
I own both my car and bike so I don't make payments on either one of my vehicles or anything like that.
I'm turning 16 next month and I'm getting a motocycle, probably the honda cbr500r
Am I suppose to have a full regular driver's liscense first? Or can I get my motocycle endorsment with a learner's permit?
I just bought a 1995 Honda Shadow VLX 600. It has 24 thousand miles on it, got it for 1500$. It has no problems, no leaks, clean, no rust, been garage kept, regular oil changes, runs like a spanked monkey. Now i'm wondering if it will make 5000 more miles, or 30,000 more. What do bikes regularly make it to?
I'm a learner I drive a 50cc Honda bop 2. I was at the lights they where green I wasn't ready to go. I didn't go then suddenly stop. A women drove in the back of me and broke the brake light. Completely smashed I pulled over to the side moved my bike to the path-meant and went to talk to her. Insurance details etc she didn't give me a chance to speak all she said was the lights where green. And drove off. Is this my fault or hers? I'm really upset about it
I'm looking at a restored 1980 Honda 125 Enduro. Will use mainly for street & some mountain use.
Is 125 to small, or just right?
So I want to start riding motorcycles, and I would love to get a Honda Cbr500r. The thing is I'd have to finance it for 3 years. I can afford to do this but I'm unsure if it is a good idea. So I'm looking for your opinions. To finance or not to finance?
I'm 18, 2nd year of college and need a way to commute. 5' 10" 60kg.
Sensible when it comes to speed and I will be doing a safety course also!