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When are you no longer a beginner on a motorcycle?

Poll - Total Votes: 2
When you've done x amount of km/miles
When you've scared yourself at least once
After the first time you dump it
After a certain amount of seasons
After a specific training course
After your first ticket
First time you get on what people say is not a beginner bike
After you wear out your first tire(s)
First multi day road trip bike only
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I've put almost 10000 km(6000 miles) on 2 bikes in my first season/year of riding. Nothing terrible has happened, I have scared myself a time or two.
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Birdbox1986 · 31-35, F
Where did you go from where to wear to do that much and how long
@Birdbox1986 lots of different places, mainly riding to and from work with lots of detours
ShenaniganFoodie · 41-45, M
When she learns not to drink before showing off tricks


@ShenaniganFoodie she yours?
ShenaniganFoodie · 41-45, M
@Justafantasy close friend
@ShenaniganFoodie I watch Sarah Lezitow on YouTube. That girl is crazy good on a 🏍
the most insane thing ive seen on a bike.

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@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout I want to learn to drift, was told not to do it on my current bike
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@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout looking good where are you? We don't have graduated bike license here
I've got a CRF 450 RL and the 10 previously mentioned. The CRF is way fussier about gear selection and being at the right revs but it's a blast to go bombing the corners in industrial areas when no one is around. I can never recommend a liter bike as everything is so damn 🫰 expensive from purchase to fuel to tires wearing out and insurance. I'll probably never not own one now though
@Justafantasy my young fellas got the CRF250. goes alright.
i like the forward position of the sports bike. i can use my arms to support my weight for my lower back. i sit too square on his bike.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout try a naked before going for the CBR. I find I'm to bent over on a sport bike, roommate has a CB 750 hornet and it's a way better all purpose bike then mine. Doesn't scream at you to go faster but it's plenty capable of going fast. Fuel mileage that's pretty amazing etc
Rambler · 61-69, M
You're not a beginner. Stay careful and within your limits of where you feel in good control and you'll be fine. Good luck.
GoFish ·
when you know what you are doing i guess
GoFish ·
@Justafantasy when you do it automatically without thinking?
@GoFish ...I ride without thinking about it most of the time, it's getting the refinement and skills I still need to work on
GoFish ·

 
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