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Daughter’s Maiden Ride on a Street Bike

Started by GregP, February 13, 2021, 04:56:03 PM

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GregP

My 20 y.o. daughter had her first ride on a real street bike today. She rode MX when she was younger so not new to riding but never rode a street bike before today. It took her a couple minutes to re-orient to shifting and made her first few turns with her leg out!  [laugh]

She had a blast and is all excited to get her permit now. Will get her signed up for MSF (only way for under 21 to get a permit in CA) and get her up to speed. Rented the R3 from Eagle Rider, went in to get the KTM 390 but it was getting serviced. R3 is actually a perfect little bike to get started on, so it worked out. Hopefully we’ll get to a track day after she gets a few street miles under her belt.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/112143703@N07/

I might have had a s much fun as she did, just watching!

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GregP

I know, I know. High top Chucks where as close as we got to ankle covering foot ware that morning. I told her to wear boots that covered her ankles and that’s how she turned up. Not ideal for sure.  [thumbsdown]

That will be the next piece of riding kit we get before our next outing.
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