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[quote=barnaby33]SV 650 is a good bike to look at for a first bike. Light and flickable, easy to learn to ride and some room to grow into. I’d say its more about your physical size and what you want in a bike.

As to equipment, Helmet (full not just a brain bucket), leather jacket with shoulder and elbow armor, gloves jeans and ankle covering shoes. Shoes should also be leather and steel toe is good too. Most of these items can be bought on CL for a lot less than new, usually less than half.
Josh[/quote]

I firmly second this advice.

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[quote=barnaby33]SV 650 is a good bike to look at for a first bike. Light and flickable, easy to learn to ride and some room to grow into. I’d say its more about your physical size and what you want in a bike.

As to equipment, Helmet (full not just a brain bucket), leather jacket with shoulder and elbow armor, gloves jeans and ankle covering shoes. Shoes should also be leather and steel toe is good too. Most of these items can be bought on CL for a lot less than new, usually less than half.
Josh[/quote]

I firmly second this advice.

[CafeMoto]

[quote=barnaby33]SV 650 is a good bike to look at for a first bike. Light and flickable, easy to learn to ride and some room to grow into. I’d say its more about your physical size and what you want in a bike.

As to equipment, Helmet (full not just a brain bucket), leather jacket with shoulder and elbow armor, gloves jeans and ankle covering shoes. Shoes should also be leather and steel toe is good too. Most of these items can be bought on CL for a lot less than new, usually less than half.
Josh[/quote]

I firmly second this advice.

[CafeMoto]

[quote=barnaby33]SV 650 is a good bike to look at for a first bike. Light and flickable, easy to learn to ride and some room to grow into. I’d say its more about your physical size and what you want in a bike.

As to equipment, Helmet (full not just a brain bucket), leather jacket with shoulder and elbow armor, gloves jeans and ankle covering shoes. Shoes should also be leather and steel toe is good too. Most of these items can be bought on CL for a lot less than new, usually less than half.
Josh[/quote]

I firmly second this advice.

[CafeMoto]

[quote=barnaby33]SV 650 is a good bike to look at for a first bike. Light and flickable, easy to learn to ride and some room to grow into. I’d say its more about your physical size and what you want in a bike.

As to equipment, Helmet (full not just a brain bucket), leather jacket with shoulder and elbow armor, gloves jeans and ankle covering shoes. Shoes should also be leather and steel toe is good too. Most of these items can be bought on CL for a lot less than new, usually less than half.
Josh[/quote]

I firmly second this advice.

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-jolla-kayak-la-jolla

this place is right next to a nice park too

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-jolla-kayak-la-jolla

this place is right next to a nice park too

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-jolla-kayak-la-jolla

this place is right next to a nice park too

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-jolla-kayak-la-jolla

this place is right next to a nice park too

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-jolla-kayak-la-jolla

this place is right next to a nice park too

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I have unintentionally cut a few innocent people off because I didn’t see them and I think I get cut off every day driving through PB, now I drive with my lights on in an effort to help others see me and believe it helps. Wife doesn’t do it and I let her drive her way as I am not insistent about it. I was rear-ended 8 years ago and I still remember what a b*tch that experience was, lol!

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I have unintentionally cut a few innocent people off because I didn’t see them and I think I get cut off every day driving through PB, now I drive with my lights on in an effort to help others see me and believe it helps. Wife doesn’t do it and I let her drive her way as I am not insistent about it. I was rear-ended 8 years ago and I still remember what a b*tch that experience was, lol!

[CafeMoto]

I have unintentionally cut a few innocent people off because I didn’t see them and I think I get cut off every day driving through PB, now I drive with my lights on in an effort to help others see me and believe it helps. Wife doesn’t do it and I let her drive her way as I am not insistent about it. I was rear-ended 8 years ago and I still remember what a b*tch that experience was, lol!

[CafeMoto]

I have unintentionally cut a few innocent people off because I didn’t see them and I think I get cut off every day driving through PB, now I drive with my lights on in an effort to help others see me and believe it helps. Wife doesn’t do it and I let her drive her way as I am not insistent about it. I was rear-ended 8 years ago and I still remember what a b*tch that experience was, lol!

[CafeMoto]

I have unintentionally cut a few innocent people off because I didn’t see them and I think I get cut off every day driving through PB, now I drive with my lights on in an effort to help others see me and believe it helps. Wife doesn’t do it and I let her drive her way as I am not insistent about it. I was rear-ended 8 years ago and I still remember what a b*tch that experience was, lol!

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