[Crackshot]

I let my roomate RIDE my kat, because He let me ride his GSXR. But no one else, safe for some lessons.

I've taught a few people the basics of riding, but I never let them go faster than 20, and never out of the parking lot.

[katman05]

NO, if the bike goes down it'll be my fault and nobody else's

[Sky]

NO, if the bike goes down it'll be my fault and nobody else's

Even if I say please please please

[BobKat2002]

We've all had these moments of insanity bob, dont give in bro

Seriously though, I'd definately give a couple weeks to see if after that it's still what you want, the last thing you wanna do is trade in a perfectly good bike while you're still on the high of something different. After alittle time then go for it if you feel the urge is still strongly there. Just my .02

I hear ya. Loud and Clear.
Your right! Definately on a "Hot Rod SportBike High" (As my dealer so elequently put it.)
I'm not a spurr of the moment guy, usually.
The last spurr of the moment thing I did was get married. Ten years later it's worked out pretty well.

I'm in no rush to make any changes. My Kat does what it's supposed to do really well. My wife loves riding on it with me too.

But man can you ever slam those SS bikes through the twisties ,eh?

[TheKlic]

my dad ISN'T allowed to ride mine anymore
I stopped letting him when he blew out my fork seals, that he replaced

as for anyone else, if I see that they're a fairly good rider, and are sure they'll cover anythin. Sure
I have a $1500 bike, I'm not THAT worried