just want to say hi to all and introduce myself. i'm 32 just started riding again after a 12 year highades. my plan are to tryied to ride at least 50% of my time if not more. pretty much would rather ride my motorcycle than sit in my car alone. i finisn my class at csn like 3 week ago. i have been honing my skills slow. just started actualy ride on the main street like loosey and craig which is were i live. i ride a rc 51 which i know its not a good bike to choose to start riding again but i got it for a really good price so i couln't pass it up. thats the main reason i have been xrta carefull i practice before i start ride regularly. any tips from rider with similar bikes would be appericated.

Welcome to the site. I also live around the Losee and Craig area. RC51 is a good bike.

welcome bro, will be nice to meet you when your ready for a run.

Welcome to.the site bro!!!

Welcome to the site. Come on out and ride with us

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Hey, welcome to the site. I myself just finished the MSF course a few weeks back, so I'm a beginner too. I've said it before and I'll say it again, you won't find a more nurturing group. Everyone's very supportive and completely pressure free. Can't wait to meet you at one of the get togethers or rides. Ride safe bro!

thanks i will definetly go . right now just working on my basic skills while in traffic like corning stoping shift stop . i start in a park lot than the resident area now im on major street like craig street with a speed limit of 45 an above . once my skills are like reflex to me i sill start tryinh the freeway

Welcome the site!!!! RC51's are sweeeeeeeeeet!!!!!!!! Anyway, ride at your pace. no rush to go fast if your not comfortable. Hopefully we will see you on a ride soon.

Welcome

Welcome to the site and congratulations on getting your RC51. Take your time, ride YOUR ride and you'll be fine. Have you taken the MSF course?

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Welcome!!!

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Welcome to the site brotha! Take care of that RC51, shes a beast. It sounds like you took your MSF class at csn? Or you just finished school?

If you havent def take advantage of a MSF Course.

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welcome! enjoy your stay here.

Welcome, just wanted to say hi - I'm new too, just did my first ride with these guys @ Red Rock, pretty cool crew. Hope to see you out there too!

On two wheels fear isn't a option...must be a clear mind and open eyes as no matter were u are accidents happen ..good luck. Ride safe hope to meet you soon..me and my two buddies just met this crew there great people who ride with some serious potential ..alot to be learned.even if you have 15 years experience...just come on a ride and see what ive seen

welcome to the site.

ride your comfort level. all pride aside, and stay safe.

rc51's are sweet bikes. would love to own one someday... well, ride safe!

Im a Diehard Honda guy. Congrats on getting a RC51. Thats a lot of bike you got there. Just knowing that its something you need to work up to is half the battle. Take your time, learn it, own it...and try to be on your A Game everytime your in the saddle. Again, congrats and welcome.

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Welcome to the site. Great peeps in this group, can't say enough about them. Hope to see you on some rides soon..

Welcome and congrats on the RC. I have an 03 RC. My advice, outside of what everyone else said, is keep an eye on the temp. RC's are known for naturally running hot but in this heat things can become a hot mess quickly. Especially practicing in a lot without much air to cool.

welcome

ramos45 thanks the kind of advice i was hope to get . what temp should i start to worry . since i work early in the morning and watch my kids most afternoon i pratice at night like 8pm so its not that hot when i ride. thank to the rest of you guys been do just that taken my time to build up my skills so i can go i ride with the rest of you.

ramos45 were a good place to get my rc51 serviced and so place to find parts online or in the city

steve @ las vegas dyno tech

or Racers edge for some great service shops

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Welcome to the site! Great job doing the MSF first. Great bike that RC51. I also live around Craig & Losee. The, er, green bike. You'll hear it more than you'll see it...

+1 on Steve @ Las Vegas DynoTech for any/all work needed... it's just 10 minutes door to door.

thats funny green dragon feel the same way about my bike . were the shop located

If either of you ever go to sell your RC's let me know. I just love the way they sound!

my actual came with twin brothers pipes really deep sound

welcome to the site... also new to the site.

Sweet!!!!!!!!!

Welcome to the site!

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