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Old 05-21-2008, 09:34 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by Gas Man View Post
The bike you are on or start on has alot to do with how you procieve the riding expierence.
VERY true. Developing your skills as a rider on a smaller, tamer bike allows you to build your experience without the pucker effect. Seriously, there's enough to think about, remember, and learn without adding in a fear-factor. Moving up to a bigger bike too quickly can actually RETARD your development as a good rider (and hurt your confidence). I've seen it happen - and it's resulted in people getting hurt, people getting scared out of riding altogether, or both.
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