Must read threads for newbies

[Shrilakshmi Prasad N]

As I'm a newbie to xBHP, I didn't knew the rules of forum and what all goes in here. As I spent lot of time going through the forum I realised that I was not following forum etiquettes as I was using sms lingo. So I request the moderators to compile a list of all necessary threads which one needs to read to learn the forum etiquette and also which will help newbies to understand what goes on here.

[The Monk]

Re: Must read threads for newbies

Thread Approved

An interesting observation you have made.

Will populate this thread and request others to do so as well.

For newbies in search of motorcycle knowledge, i would suggest reading the MAX section and the Art of Safe Riding sections on the forum.

For information about a rider's specific motorcycle, the ownership threads are a treasure trove.

[Divya Sharan]

Re: Must read threads for newbies

Must read threads:
https://<br /> http://www.xbhp.com/t...etiquette.html

And all sticky threads in each section.

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