Night train okay for first bike?
#12
02-05-2009, 08:22 AM
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I agree completely. When I got my MC license I rode my uncle's Lowrider for about 600 miles, then that winter I bought my 07 NT. A Nightster may be alittle less intimidating to someone that has never been on a bike before, but once you get the hang of things, your going to be wanting something bigger. Get the NT now, take is easy at first, and you will be much happier in the long run, IMO.
#14
02-05-2009, 08:56 AM
I was going to get the nightster for my first bike in november, I love the old look and the price. If you look into how cool those bikes looked when customized they are awesome!
Last Saturday I got the bike I really wanted, the Rocker C!! it is still my first 20k 1500 cc bike and if you ask me, it is not too much bike for me. IT IS THE BIKE I WANTED!!!
Do not settle for anything less than what you want unless you can't afford it and you are dying to ride. Be careful as I've been for the past four days and ride!
I know I'm not a "seasoned rider" but I know what I like and what makes me happy!
By the way, all the bikes look good when moded right!
Last Saturday I got the bike I really wanted, the Rocker C!! it is still my first 20k 1500 cc bike and if you ask me, it is not too much bike for me. IT IS THE BIKE I WANTED!!!
Do not settle for anything less than what you want unless you can't afford it and you are dying to ride. Be careful as I've been for the past four days and ride!
I know I'm not a "seasoned rider" but I know what I like and what makes me happy!
By the way, all the bikes look good when moded right!
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02-05-2009, 09:29 AM
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02-05-2009, 04:34 PM
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