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A Passion for Motorcycles

by Tolani
(Washinfton, USA)

Hi there :)

I just googled female motorcycles and found this site. I'm 19 years old and live in Washington. I have a passion for motorcycle but yet I haven't rode one before. I've thought of getting one but never been taken seriously about it. Today I finally went and looked at some and found one that I really want. I'm in love lol. My only issue is that everyone keeps giving me crap about getting one. I really want one and I feel it would just complete me and make me happy, but everyone else seems to think it's a waste of money and that I'm going to "kill myself" on it. I'm 5"3 and 110 lb, if that makes a difference but I just would like some advice on what kind of bike and what to do about everyone else.

Tolani

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A Passion for Motorcycles

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May 12, 2010
Motorcycle passion
by: Skitta

Hi!

I understand your passion! For the past several years, I had wanted to ride a motorcycle. I signed up for the safety course and completed it last August. Sadly, one of my cousins was killed while riding his motorcycle last July. I thought, there's no way I can get my motorcycle license! But, I did because it was something that I wanted/needed to do for myself. I now own my own bike; a 1984 Suzuki GS400e.

If you decide to get your license, please take the safety course first! Then, when/if you are ready to purchase your own motorcycle, find something that is right only for *you* :)

Take care.

May 12, 2010
Passion
by: robin

Hi..yes..follow what feels right to you..take the course and then go try out different bikes..I am 53 yo and new to riding am definitely a cruising kind of gal...and yes the right size is important..again ..what feels right and best for you..follow your dreams...keep us posted...good luck...

May 12, 2010
Motorcycle Passion
by: Anonymous

Follow your passion. You can't let others dictate what you can and cant do. Take the safety course, get the appropriate gear and ride on.

May 12, 2010
A Passion
by: Anonymous

Take the rider safety course. It's made all the difference in my skills. And make sure that you get a bike that fits YOU. Not what other people think you need or even what's cool or awesome to ride. A bike that fits you and your size will be a big factor in your riding skills. Sure I can ride a "bigger" bike, but would rather not and feel safer on mine. It's fits me. I have a V-Star 650. Perfect for me. Find your own!

May 12, 2010
Passion
by: Valerie

I too have that passion, and at 45 I decided to get my license and a bike. I started out with a Honda 450E (1983, I think). It's a cruiser type. I love it. Then I decided to switch to a crotch rocket and got a Kawasaki Ninja 250R. It's lovely and I fee so free and alive on it. I still have my Honda, just in case I feel like "cruising". You will so enjoy it. I even rode all the way out East (PQ, NB, NS, PEI) over 6000kms the year after getting my license! It was quite a vacation. If you want one, get one, be safe and enjoy!

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