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GreenNinja · February 23rd, 2012, 09:19 AM

Hi Matt,

I would agree that you should take the MSF before buying a bike. I know of too many that buy a 250 and crash it and then don't want to ride again. Of course if you get that shiny awesome looking bike that you wanted and crash it, you will be extremely. I would definitely go the MSF route and if you still think riding is for you then you will pursue the shiny bike you wanted. From a pure financial perspective, paying 400 for the MSF course is cheaper than paying 3k and then selling it after it has lost it's value due to a crash. From a safe pespective, the MSF course is also highly recommended. Welcome to the forum by the way.

February 23rd, 2012, 09:19 AM	#3
GreenNinja ninjette.org guru Name: I'm a ninja! Location: Stone Mtn Join Date: Jul 2011 Motorcycle(s): 2009 Ninja 250 Posts: 453	Hi Matt, I would agree that you should take the MSF before buying a bike. I know of too many that buy a 250 and crash it and then don't want to ride again. Of course if you get that shiny awesome looking bike that you wanted and crash it, you will be extremely. I would definitely go the MSF route and if you still think riding is for you then you will pursue the shiny bike you wanted. From a pure financial perspective, paying 400 for the MSF course is cheaper than paying 3k and then selling it after it has lost it's value due to a crash. From a safe pespective, the MSF course is also highly recommended. Welcome to the forum by the way.