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Originally Posted by eddiekay
If I see you on SPEED or ESPN...I'll wave.
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Haha that's definitely not my goal. I just strive to be great, scrub off chicken strips, work on lean angle, hanging off the bike, braking like a champ, clutchless shifting, and so on and so on. I'm sad I will no longer have my 250 as I feel its perfect for learning these aspects of riding. When I can get back on my bikes and I get my new Ninja 1000, I will likely be laying off some of the more technical aspects of riding like I just described. I'll probably use my 650 as my twistie bike and work on the stuff I described above, but honestly the 250 just feels so much better for it. I'll get another 250 again one day and work on being the best I can be again, till then, I'll have my 650 and Ninja 1000, and up to a year until my leg is back to full strength
(mixed emotions)
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