Ryan , we don't know as we are from different states than you. The laws concerning age, and requirements vary from state to state.

Do like PB says....give your local DOT office a call, they will take care of you I'm sure.

When is your MSF course ??? , and also did you ever decide which of the bikes you would get ? One more question....have you looked at "cruiser" style bikes, such as the Honda 750 Shadow, or the Kawasaki 800 Classic (looks identical to a Harley FatBoy) ?

FBR

 

Uhh my classes are June 21-25.
I decide on a CBR 600 rr.
I have all my gear picked out.
I guess I need a permit so im going June 1st to get it.
Then Im all set hopefully.

 

aw man, a Hon-duh.
:-\

 

Tell me about it. He's young though. LOL!

 

It's all good....I just hope it get's in his blood like it did ours.

Don't let them kid you Ryan.....they didn't start out on Harley's

FBR

 

FBR's right, started out on a Honda, guilty as charged. First two bikes were Hondas actually. Oh ****, first THREE were Hondas. Then Harleys, then BMWs and Suzukis and multiple Harleys a Kawi in there somewhere...like FBR said, it gets in your blood.

 

For sure, I started on a Yamaha, then a Honda, then Suzuki's til the HD. Still got that 72 honda 350 though!!

 

i freakin love 350 Hondas. I had a 71 CL, I was evil to it. I still need to set my kharma straight and restore one or build a vintage racer out of one. It's only right.

So shouldn't this thread move to the Honda area now?

 

Consider it moved. No goin back now Ryan!!! Even though WooHoo and I would like to see you consider it.

 

damn straight, gixxers own.

 

One of my best friends in High School had a 1972 Honda CB350....it was my first time modifying exhaust

We drilled out the baffles...then ended up going down to a muffler shop and getting some straight pipe bent to the same bends at the stock pipe, then welded to the exhaust flanges, and had the pipes extended all the way to the end of the bike (world's first long shots ??)....then put those on.....lol

The damn thing was so loud it was obnoxious...but we loved it. He lived about 3 miles from me out in the country, and I swear I could hear him coming the whole way....

I've loved loud pipes ever since !!!

FBR

 

LOL great story.