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You can ride any bike with your L without any supervision as long as you pass the motorcycle skills test. You are qualified for the MST after 14 days if you already have a class 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5. Other wise its 30 days.
Keep in mind doing a MST test on a sport bike is pretty hard.. I suggest looking into riding school. It's a good investment and Pacific riding school is qualified to conduct the MST.
He was riding home from work late at night and crashed into a parked car somehow. Nobody knows how.. We assume he fell asleep or something, but I suspect he may have been trying to do stunts or was speeding... We'll never know, but he broke a lot of bones all over his body... He was working on being a chef, but now his hands don't articulate so well so he had to give that up...
He was riding home from work late at night and crashed into a parked car somehow. Nobody knows how.. We assume he fell asleep or something, but I suspect he may have been trying to do stunts or was speeding... We'll never know, but he broke a lot of bones all over his body... He was working on being a chef, but now his hands don't articulate so well so he had to give that up...
That must've been hard to give up a career over an accident. Does he still ride?
hayabusa are good first time starter bike's too..10k,got that 5k saved for turbo kit....my 1st bike.
Don't forget, helmets are for pussies. Also, once you buy your Hayabusa, make sure you wear as little protection as possible. You want to be able to move as freely as possible and extra layers will only prevent you from being able to stunt properly.
the mst was a bit of a pain on the gixxer. thankfully i went an hour ahead of time and made a few practice runs on the course. pulling a full lock u-turn on a sport bike is a pain in the ass lol.
I'm pretty sure he ran or roller bladed to the nearest ICBC testing center as soon as he found out he might be eligible to ride a motorcycle on his own.
hayabusa are good first time starter bike's too..10k,got that 5k saved for turbo kit....my 1st bike.
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Originally Posted by ziggyx
I think op is gone.. lol
i don't know....i sold him my bike after saying Hayabusa were good first time starter bike's and never heard back from him
told him when he get's home to call me and see how he like's the handling of the bike going to kamloop's
hope he's okay shouldn't have told him i took curves at 180 km when he asked how fast i did them there.
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hayabusa are good first time starter bike's too..10k,got that 5k saved for turbo kit....my 1st bike.
