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Hello All!
I'm going to be purchasing my first Goldwing next week and would like to start out with my new bike in the right direction!
It has been a few years since my riding days and am a bit concerned of my experience being a bit rusty. I rode a 900 CB Special back in the day and when i moved abroad I sold it and havent really rode in 17 years!
I'm the type of guy that goes for the best....and so here I am stepping into the premire bike on the market.
I'm sure it is like anthing that you've done in the past...slowly get back into it and it will come back to you like you've never stopped riding!
Any pointers would be great and hints on "Do's & Don't" with my new toy would be well recieved!
Bike is an 06 and it is a level 3 with trailer. I have to ride it home from where I'm buying it with trailer attached and am curious as to how it will handle. I've asked fellow bikers and they all say that you will hardly notice it there. Just to be careful coming to stops.
Please help me get started safe and sound. I'm responsible and will not be getting crazy with the bike due to want to enjoy my investment for years to come.
Looking for all responses.......thanks......George
I'm going to be purchasing my first Goldwing next week and would like to start out with my new bike in the right direction!
It has been a few years since my riding days and am a bit concerned of my experience being a bit rusty. I rode a 900 CB Special back in the day and when i moved abroad I sold it and havent really rode in 17 years!
I'm the type of guy that goes for the best....and so here I am stepping into the premire bike on the market.
I'm sure it is like anthing that you've done in the past...slowly get back into it and it will come back to you like you've never stopped riding!
Any pointers would be great and hints on "Do's & Don't" with my new toy would be well recieved!
Bike is an 06 and it is a level 3 with trailer. I have to ride it home from where I'm buying it with trailer attached and am curious as to how it will handle. I've asked fellow bikers and they all say that you will hardly notice it there. Just to be careful coming to stops.
Please help me get started safe and sound. I'm responsible and will not be getting crazy with the bike due to want to enjoy my investment for years to come.
Looking for all responses.......thanks......George