That grin never goes away! Welcome from Texas.

 

Thanks for making me feel welcome-I'm sure I'm going to have loads of questions.
I can't believe how cool all the Harley folk have been. I was half expecting to get pummled by a pack of bikers when I walked into the Harley shop.

 

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I think you should learn on the bike you want to ride.&nbsp\\; My 1200 is my first bike, and I have no regrets at all.&nbsp\\; Take it easy until you get the MSF course out of the way.&nbsp\\; They will teach you some good stuff.&nbsp\\; If it were me, I would let it sit in the garage until after the course since you haven't ridden before.&nbsp\\; The last thing you want to do is hurt yourself or your bike.

 

Sounds like you got a good wife.
Congrats on the new Sporty.&nbsp\\; Now, make your way to the Sportster section with the rest of us crazies.

 

Did about six miles around the neighborhood-feeling alot more comfortable.&nbsp\\; Practicing shifting/stoping. Funny enough hardly use the brakes the engine brakes pretty well. Just about impossible to stall comming out of a dead stop. I'm just glad I'm not afraid of riding anymore.

 

Welcome from Olympia, WA.

 

Welcome and enjoy the ride!

m.a.c.

 

Welcome!!

 

welcome

 

Welcome from Northern California.