how to get a new bike home

Started by Mac_48, May 28, 2008, 09:13:41 PM

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Betty Rage

Quote from: Mac_48 on May 28, 2008, 10:36:56 PM
yep, I would have my endorsement, but it would still be the first time I've ridden(besides the msf course).  If anyone is interested in riding a monster from Portland area to Sammamish, that would be great.  Otherwise I'll have to go back after my vacation to pick it up in a truck [bang].  I guess that I could rent a uhaul to transport it...but getting someone to ride it would be cheaper :)

Hey Mac, I'm sure one of us in the Portland area can help you out. Post up over there and see who can assist.
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PizzaMonster

First of all I have to compliment your choice of bike.  Just beware that it is plenty of bike for a beginner.  Be careful but enjoy!!   [thumbsup]

I would definitely recommend trailering it home.  If someone else on this board volunteers help you out with a trailer that's awesome.  If not I'd do the U-Haul thing. 

Just don't be embarrassed to ask the dealer or someone with some experience help you tie the bike in properly.  A shifted motorcycle that tips over or breaks loose will pretty much ruin the day for you.  (Although probably not as much as a road accident might).

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