TwistedFocus

I actually wasn't really shopping for a bike until I saw it and couldn't pass it up. The guy selling it lives literally 6 or 7 houses down from mine. I had planned to start with something more basic someday and then eventually work up to one of these... but after I sat on it I had to have it.

B-Dubs is probably a safe bet. There are some other decent hangouts around, but probably not quite as close to your path to the Career Center.

I was in last night's class at the Career Center South Campus. I was going to take the wife, but she hasn't picked up her temps yet. I wasn't really expecting to get a walk-in spot but, to my surprise, I got in. On that note, if anyone has a line on an uber-cheap ($800ish or less) starter bike I may be interested. Preferably a cruiser type. Sorta rough is okay as long as it's safe to ride or just needs minor maintenance.

Hello all, My name is Jason. I ride a recently acquired 2004 Buell XB12R. It's my first bike so I have just been riding a little here and there getting some practice in. I'm currently taking the Motorcycle Ohio Basic Riders course here in Delaware, mainly for more experience and instruction but also to obtain my endorsement (obviously). Here's a pic and a crappy idle video of the bike. The bike already had the Buell "Race Kit", which is essentially a muffler, ECU and K&N. I have since added Fork sliders, rear axle sliders and "frame pucks" which are basically the Buell version of frame sliders. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwy2PJMRRBQ