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    Hi all

    Im new to KB and also to riding just bought a1987 nsr 250 and hints or tips on these bikes. Learning and loving it.

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    welcome to the nut house 250x2

    do a ride right ride safe course,do a track day or ten, enjoy
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    Cool, its safe to post in here...Welcome 250x2....this place is just settling into cruze mode....enjoy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by maha man View Post
    Cool, its safe to post in here...Welcome 250x2....this place is just settling into cruze mode....enjoy!
    gee did a few of ya posts go missin?
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    welcome.....no real hints with the NSR but this...Dont get too loose with your right wrist, those things are lethally fast...oh, and keep the rubber on the road...


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    Quote Originally Posted by stify View Post
    gee did a few of ya posts go missin?
    Only about 2000....im going through a ....rebuilding stage....

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    Learners (250250)

    Whats involved in the basic handlig part of ya learners, I want to know i have got it all sussed when i go next weekend.

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    Just search it up on google . Just ride at walking pace in straight line for 15 or so metres, that's the hardest one. Turning a corner etc. Weaving between cones. Emergency braking. Normal braking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragingrob View Post
    Just search it up on google . Just ride at walking pace in straight line for 15 or so metres, that's the hardest one. Turning a corner etc. Weaving between cones. Emergency braking. Normal braking.
    I disagree... weaving between the cones is definitely the hardest one! I kept running them over!

    250250, the best thing you can do is practise slow-speed riding. Do figure-8s, weaves, whatever you need to do until you feel comfortable on the bike.

    Good luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by klingon View Post
    I disagree... weaving between the cones is definitely the hardest one! I kept running them over!

    250250, the best thing you can do is practise slow-speed riding. Do figure-8s, weaves, whatever you need to do until you feel comfortable on the bike.

    Good luck
    Ha I wondered why you had cones stuck in your tyres :P. The main thing is just to relax, and keep your head up!

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    Basic handling should cover, start, stopping, braking, manouvering and controlling bike at slower speeds... the tutor will probably set out some cones and a course. Braking will be along the lines of ride towards the tutor and when he raises his hand you have to stop the bike as quickly and safely as you can

    The idea of the basic handling is to show you have the skill to do basic handling of a bike on the public road (as the others have suggested) They do it this way because with a learner cage driver you have the tutor or cop there with you... a little hard to do this on a bike.

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