Wow! Should have done this a long time ago.

[fods]

This is my first bike and first time on a motorcycle. I want to thank the forum for the info I have been reading up to my purchase of a bike. Kinda tough to decide on the 600 vs 750 but I picked up this 750 for $1600. I have to say it is a little intimidating but I'm sure that has to do with not riding one before. Luckily I have about 4 blocks of new construction by my house so I had a small track to learn on. About 40 minutes and I felt I had some basics down, well down for a beginner. I'm in line to take the safety course later in the year. Man that was fun, might have to cut out of work early tomorrow

[ChattKat]

welcome to the group, nice looking bike. learn slow, take your time and be careful.

[Court93kat]

Nice ride!

Welcome to the club!!

[paradoxmd]

i really dig the silver on black. nice bike sir.

[mcmahonm]

Welcome to KR, take it easy and enjoy.

[Dennis]

Welcome to KR.

[macgyver]

Ah yes another person has been bitten by the bug. Warning side effects may include: lot's of long trips,swelling of the ego, making new friends, hating rainy days. Welcome to Kr Fods. Thats a very nice looking Pre 98. Take your time and ride within your limits. You will find lots of info on here about everything.

[HS2020]

Welcome to KR. Bike looks good and even better it is a pre98 Kat. You will learn alot here as you already have. So read and listen and enjoy. Once again welcome to KR and Enjoy the Ride.

[OttawaGeorge]

I was wondering yesterday what the older 750 looked like. Now I know...nice ride!

[FASHER]

Congrats on the bike and welcome to the forum!!!! Take your time and keep the rubber side down!!! I'm a newbie too, can't say enough about that MSF course. It's worth every penny!!!!

[StevieB]

Yeah, I'm diggin the understated silver-on-matte-black scheme, too. And I thought I had seen enough black Kats...

Welcome to the group, and to the brotherhood of riders.

[agmike98]

Have fun and be careful!

[Tito750]

Welcome to the forum fods, nice Kat.

[SKNL2]

That bike's a score if it runs as good as it looks. Nice find!

[blackkat2001]

Nice... I'm also new to this great experience myself. One important thing that I’ve learned kind of the hard way is to remember to always look where you want to go (a little hard for us newbie) and to trust the bike in a turn (slow, look, press, and roll) the bike can handle the any lean angle us newbie can dish out (watch out for sand, rocks, etc) and welcome!