Newbie from South carolina

Started by skip wilkenson, July 16, 2015, 14:57:59 PM

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Elmo Hayride


greenbarn

Hey, did anybody mention pics yet?  We want pics...  8)

I'll second the recommendation for the MSF course - good stuff.

You should hop on that thing next week and come up to Pikeville for the annual Drift-in.....  It will be a Crash Course in "Drifter"....   You'll be amazed at all the Drifters in one place.   It's not that far for you.

No Worries

49Reo

Welcome to the mad house! We will be wanting pics tho....

Location: B.C., VDR#: 666
02 Drifter 1500, 02 Softail Frankenstein Trike.."Beauty" and "The Beast"

"If you don't believe your country should come before yourself, Ya can better serve your country, by living somewhere else."  In memory, Stompin' Tom Connors
RIP

mittico68

Hey Skip, just jump on your Drifter & keep ridin' over and over...
You'll be amazed by how much that beauty can satisfy your needs! 8)
Welcome and, by the way: PICS, please!!!! ;)

I love my swingin' bike!

JagLite

Greetings Skip!
So, you Skipped a few years riding did you?
Most of us have for various reasons.

When I bought a street bike after a 5 year period of no bike I took the MSF advanced rider course and found it very helpful.

I didn't need to learn how to operate a bike, but I liked getting a refresher in riding the much more dangerous street environment.

Now I recommend everyone take a class and the ones who have are very glad they did.

I would love to take a class on a track (track day) to get more comfortable at deep leaning in corners to build more confidence in the bike and tires.
But, no race tracks (with corners) within 2,000 miles so that is not possible.

Attitude:
The difference between
Ordeal and ADVENTURE

pcarrell

Welcome to the forum!

Many of us were in the same boat.  Not riding for years at a time, and then coming back to it.......you get the feel again, don't worry.

Hit us up when the questions pop up, and they will!


CDNRatMan

  You will have lots of time to practice stop and going because everyone will want to talk to you.......the 800 is a super fun bike to ride and so easy to get about on and it is great to travel on.....

GPS is not to get you THERE but rather to get you home from THERE

skip wilkenson

Just joined this forum and just purchased my first drifter 800. I have not ridden in 35 years. It is not like ridding a bicycle. It is coming back to me though. Just slower than I thought.


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