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Re: R15 V2 for new rider is safe??
I'd say that since you have asked the question, you are thinking right. Seeking advice for things you are not sure of.
Keep this is mind when you start riding.
I started riding this last December.
Spent a day on a friends Fazer and got a CBR 250R ABS and practiced for a few weeks in the morning.
Important thing is, at first take it slow, let a rickshaw overtake you if it will. But keep steady and do not attempt anything that you know in your heart to be out of your control.
The car in the front is going slow? Just follow it for sometime and slowly find a way to overtake. Do not rush.
Out there in the road its a mind game. Anticipate. Just because you have a bike that can go upto 100 without a hiccup doesn't mean you should attempt to do so before you know how to control it in all situations.
Ride safe. Ride responsibly. Enjoy the ride.
Keep 10K aside for the helmet, jacket and gloves. (Please do not skip on these)
I'd say that since you have asked the question, you are thinking right. Seeking advice for things you are not sure of.
Keep this is mind when you start riding.
I started riding this last December.
Spent a day on a friends Fazer and got a CBR 250R ABS and practiced for a few weeks in the morning.Important thing is, at first take it slow, let a rickshaw overtake you if it will. But keep steady and do not attempt anything that you know in your heart to be out of your control.
The car in the front is going slow? Just follow it for sometime and slowly find a way to overtake. Do not rush.
Out there in the road its a mind game. Anticipate. Just because you have a bike that can go upto 100 without a hiccup doesn't mean you should attempt to do so before you know how to control it in all situations.
Ride safe. Ride responsibly. Enjoy the ride.
Keep 10K aside for the helmet, jacket and gloves. (Please do not skip on these)
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