RaySin Posted November 24, 2023 Posted November 24, 2023 Hi, all Just to say hello and thanks for taking me onboard. Best regards RaySin
Moderator Snakebite68 Posted November 25, 2023 Moderator Posted November 25, 2023 Welcome in... Tell us about yourself and your bikes..!
RaySin Posted November 25, 2023 Author Posted November 25, 2023 Well, I am super hyped up 33 year old who just got his CBT done a week ago. My ride - Yamaha drag star 125. Absolutely love it! 1
Moderator Snakebite68 Posted November 25, 2023 Moderator Posted November 25, 2023 Reduce some of that 'hype' and have fun! Treat everyone else on the roads as having a personal grudge against you!!! And remember, being paranoid, doesn't mean no one is out to get you! lol Give yourself a few months and then go get your Direct Access done, it should lower your Insurance quite a bit. Speaking of Insurance..: Have you already got your dragstar insured? If not, check down at the bottom of the forums, there's an insurance number to phone, you get a discount with them for being a full member here...
Moderator drewpy Posted November 26, 2023 Moderator Posted November 26, 2023 you never stop learning, i did my IAM course last year and was a valuable experience. Always look as far as you can and reduce the hazards by speed and position. Communicate to other users you are there by changing position etc As they say be able to stop within the distance ahead of you and on your side of the road.
RaySin Posted November 27, 2023 Author Posted November 27, 2023 Snakebite - yes, have it already insured. Only found this forum once it was already done. Looking forward to ride and enjoy it as much as I can. One thing that really stuck to me was when my instructor said - always ride to your own expertise. Never been on bike before CBT, didn't get CBT done first try either, first experience was pretty groundbreaking for me as I managed to ride ok for most part and then at some point I had brain fart, panicked and ditched it dropping it on me just to finish my gracious manoeuvre off. Hard lesson was learned on first attempt on a bike, second time went a lot better, but boy oh boy I have lots to learn. I hope I will have lots of experiences, lessons and emotions to share with you guys and generations to come. 1 1
NE0 Posted November 28, 2023 Posted November 28, 2023 a warm welcome to you bud. As the others have said ride with care and treat everyone on the road as a complete idiot , that way if they do something unexpectedly, you won't be surprised!! Have great fun on those two wheels, look forward to hearing from you. As a reward , here on the site we have a badge system, the more votes you get progresses you up the ranking, its only for fun! nothing elitist!! you can even get on the leaderboard for post of the week, gold silver and bronze, so I'm going to start the ball rolling and like your posts etc. All the best NE0
RaySin Posted December 1, 2023 Author Posted December 1, 2023 Thanks NEO. Much appreciated. Have lots and lots of questions already in my head regarding maintenance of my two wheeled beauty etc. Will have a good read through forums as I'm sure someone like me has already asked those questions before me. Bike for me at this stage is more than just means of transportation - it's a whole new learning curve and hopefully it grows into serious passion in years to come.
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