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Streetbike vs 03/04 cobra opinions
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<blockquote data-quote="Kiohtee" data-source="post: 15164636" data-attributes="member: 103998"><p>Fact is OP, you can die driving or riding anything. And it might not be your fault, but that doesn't matter.</p><p></p><p>I'm 23 and have had four bikes now (all sport bikes), with none of them being less than 600cc. I didn't truly mess up until I was on my Hayabusa. Broke my own rule of not ****ing off in unfamiliar territory and almost paid for it with my life. Bottom line, bikes are cheap and so is the the appropriate gear to remain as safe as humanly possible. Invest in it if you start riding. And not shortly after you start, but once you determine that's for sure the route you wanna go. I also highly recommend an MSF class, but I don't know how that works with military commitments and all.</p><p></p><p>Good luck and be safe whichever route you decide on. :beer:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kiohtee, post: 15164636, member: 103998"] Fact is OP, you can die driving or riding anything. And it might not be your fault, but that doesn't matter. I'm 23 and have had four bikes now (all sport bikes), with none of them being less than 600cc. I didn't truly mess up until I was on my Hayabusa. Broke my own rule of not ****ing off in unfamiliar territory and almost paid for it with my life. Bottom line, bikes are cheap and so is the the appropriate gear to remain as safe as humanly possible. Invest in it if you start riding. And not shortly after you start, but once you determine that's for sure the route you wanna go. I also highly recommend an MSF class, but I don't know how that works with military commitments and all. Good luck and be safe whichever route you decide on. :beer: [/QUOTE]
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