Nice. You'll drive like a complete newbie for about a week maybe, and after that, it will seem like second nature. Then you can step up into the sport bike world and go 160mph if you want :tup:

:))))))

congrats, and be careful out there...

Very cool and congrats... my son's a member of the Ninja club too.

Maybe more than a week. :rofl2:

Shiny side up, Minsu.

Lol yea haha

I need some help thats not Z related. Super Important. Minsu
 

Congrats man. She's beautiful.


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Ok so, do i have to get Insurance FIRST?
I got the bike in CT and im trying to register it in NJ.
I have the title and bill of sale.
Can i not get it registered until i have insurance on the vehicle?

That is a really good bike to learn to ride on! In about 6 months your going to wish you got the zx6r though. I learn to ride on a zx6r. It took a good 400 miles or so before my back and wrist to stop hurting. I was doing city riding and not properly using my cores.

Keep the wheels down bro.
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Congrats! Welcome to the kawasaki family! I have a zx6r :)

I am glad nothing has changed over the years. :tup:

Lol now I gotta get the ride home, he said he will ride it down wednesday from CT to NJ. Unless someone has a truck I can borrow lol

Please get insurance before ever throwing your leg over the bike.

Now, once you get the hang of this go do some track days. Even on a 300 you'll learn more on one trackday weekend then you ever will on the streets and be safer doing so.

Just don't be a **** and you'll be fine. You will be much smaller than everything else on the road: cars, trucks, busses, etc. I used to ride as if I was expecting no one to see me. It was just a precaution for safe riding.

Last thing I need was some douche to hit me. I'll be dead on the side of the road and they'll be telling the police, "I didn't see him officer".


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