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I just finished my MSF course so I could ride my '94 Suzuki Katana 600. I figured I should probably join a forum pertaining to my bike! Below are some pics of it.
I took the plunge into motorcycling when I decided I could combine my interest in it with practicality. Much cheaper to park a motorcycle on campus than a cage plus I can pretty much park anywhere. No more walking 500+ yards to class. Not to mention the fuel economy and the fact that there's PLENTY of routes in Texas that are meant to be experienced on a motorcycle.
My truck was in the shop when I was taking the MSF course, and the classroom section of the class was over three miles from where I live. I had to do a lot of walking! Well worth it though so I can ride now.
I just finished my MSF course so I could ride my '94 Suzuki Katana 600. I figured I should probably join a forum pertaining to my bike! Below are some pics of it.
I took the plunge into motorcycling when I decided I could combine my interest in it with practicality. Much cheaper to park a motorcycle on campus than a cage plus I can pretty much park anywhere. No more walking 500+ yards to class. Not to mention the fuel economy and the fact that there's PLENTY of routes in Texas that are meant to be experienced on a motorcycle.
My truck was in the shop when I was taking the MSF course, and the classroom section of the class was over three miles from where I live. I had to do a lot of walking! Well worth it though so I can ride now.
Walking 3 miles to the MSF class - now that's dedication
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