
Originally Posted by
loosebruce
Buy a Honda, they're a good pussies bike to start out on!
WTF? Wash your bloody mouth out! Recommending a fucking Honduh? There's no good reason to buy a honda. He/she already has a Suzuki, the best of the best. Stick with it m00sie, you've made a good choice.
Ohh and they crash well.... aye Bruce

Originally Posted by
loosebruce
Hook up with 2much from down your way, no wait he falls off more than me
It's all about learning HOW to crash... they say practise makes perfect so I must be damn near a pro now

Originally Posted by
justsomeguy
TwoMuch - like his name suggests is a bit too much - don't know if he can ride slow, but try anyway

WTF? Unlike many believe, just because someone can ride fast it doesn't make them a good rider. The knowledge that there is a time and a place for such riding is a much more important measure of one's riding ability.
Ofcourse I can ride slow.

Originally Posted by
Waylander
All you need is more road time. Can help you out mate and I'm not as fast as 2much.
So what? I still fail to understand what speed's got to do with one's ability to teach someone to ride?
I taught wybmadiity to ride and believe I was very successful. Her riding ability is proof of that, just ask someone who has seen her riding in recent months, especially those who have seen her progress from the beginning. However I won't take all the credit, as I do feel that the main reason for her continued improvement is her willingness and ability to listen to and take advise (including constructive criticism) and her patience.
m00sie, there has been some good advise offered on this thread, it's up to you to filter through it and take what you wish from it. The unfortunate fact is that you will drop your first bike, it's all part of the learning experience and don't be discouraged by it. Perserverance and patience are your two biggest assets when learning to ride.
I highly recommend that you do get someone to give you a hand with the initial learning process (you never stop learning, just ask the old farts on here). I am more than happy to take the time to give you a hand and teach you some basic riding skills and provide you with continued support/advise (just get in soon as my bike's coming off the road for a few months in the next couple of weeks).
I am sure Saul will be more than happy to offer you some time too if he can.
There are plenty of opportunities and resources (like KB) available to you, it's up to you how you use them, you don't have to take all the advise that is given to you (as it won't always work for you) however please do atleast listen to it. The speed of your learning curve depends on your attitude and your willingness to learn. Please don't be offended, but I have tried to offer advise to people before who simply weren't prepared to listen and I don't have time for that (funnily enough, they're still the one's that are struggling with their riding too).
Don't worry bout your dad, my old lady told me I wasn't allowed a bike till I was 40! (oops, jumped the gun abit!
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If you're 18+ then alot of us get together at the pub on Thursday nights, just a social thing and you don't even have to ride your bike so there's no pressure. Come and say hi 
Goodluck, remember to be patient and most of all, have fun!
It's just one of those days, where you don't wanna wake up,
everything is fucked, everybody sucks,
You don't really know why but you wanna justify ripping someone's head off
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