Standard 2007 GZ250

RanDom_Chipmunk · 07-11-2011, 03:17 PM

All this angry back and forth about who is profficient and to upgrade or not to upgrade. In my personal opinion, you can't be safe on a bike that you don't FEEL safe on. If you are more comfortable on a larger bike, go for it. At least you were sensible and learned on a small bike and didn't immediately buy an 1800cc monster without ever putting butt to saddle(like my dad). Personally, I don't think that getting a bigger bike for myself would be an "upgrade" since I've met hobbits taller than I am and I like being able to put both feet down

Ride safe!

07-11-2011, 03:17 PM	#11
RanDom_Chipmunk Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Moreno Valley, CA Posts: 5	Re: Standard 2007 GZ250 All this angry back and forth about who is profficient and to upgrade or not to upgrade. In my personal opinion, you can't be safe on a bike that you don't FEEL safe on. If you are more comfortable on a larger bike, go for it. At least you were sensible and learned on a small bike and didn't immediately buy an 1800cc monster without ever putting butt to saddle(like my dad). Personally, I don't think that getting a bigger bike for myself would be an "upgrade" since I've met hobbits taller than I am and I like being able to put both feet down Ride safe! __________________ A new rider is like the top of a cold beer, they're going to come off sooner rather than later. -Me Login or Register to Remove Ads
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