1,200 mile mark

[bobmelvin]

I am approaching my first month anniversary, and I have pushed 1200 miles. Man, that went by fast. I am on a good pace for year's end!

Bob

[ajaxgs]

only gets beter never want to get into your cage again

[rangerbrown]

20k this year on mine, woo hooo

[Jarrett]

4.5k in 2 months.   

[Caffeine]

I hit 5,000 last night, in just over 1 year.      At this point, I'm ready for a 'Busa.   (cough cough)

[Wrecent_Wryder]

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[bobmelvin]

Every time I ride I feel like "Now I know what I'm doing" - clearly I never do. Still waiting for the first MSF class next month. By the way, riding in my van is a real chore now.

Bob

[Wrecent_Wryder]

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[FearedGS500]

you have to take the mfs corse there just to get yoru licence ? bla .. here in good old texas you can get your perment and ride your own bike as long as there is someone ealse with the M endorsement is around you

[Wrecent_Wryder]

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[ducati_nolan]

In Washington, you can get a learners permit without taking a test, and that lets you ride for 90 days before you have to take the test. You don't need to be with anyone with a motorcycle end either, you just can't carry a passenger or ride at night. If you're under 18 you have to take the MSF course. I took the MSF course before I even had my drivers liscence so that when I went to get my drivers liscence I had my endorsement on there from day 1. I didn't want to wait all day in line at the DMV any more than I needed to.

[FearedGS500]

here its not worth trying to get your m edorsement be for 18 cause you cant get any thing bigger then a 250 .... but our perments you have to have someone with you .. i think it last a year or so ..

[Wrecent_Wryder]

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[jamez667]

had my bike a little more than 1 year with 2400 km's on it! only work and back

[bobmelvin]

Here in MD, you get a learner's permit. Two weeks later you can take your test. I posted a discussion on test comedies...some people had some pretty funny stories. Passed the test, and have an M endorsement. Was pretty easy, really - not the test but the process. All of the local courses were full, so I had a while to wait. Since I bought a bike, I refused to do that. For the two weeks I basically rode in the parking lot, and did the same extended ride on some back roads. That is one positive about MD.