I began riding after being taught by a friend, but I strongly urge anyone considering motorcycling to take the MSF class. The best place in the NYC area to take the class is a Trama's (no, you wiseguy, that's not trauma). Auto sic School in Woodahven, Queens (718-847-2015).
I've been riding since 1986, all too often in NYC. I've even found some acceptable places to park a bike in NYC.
The
first bike I owned
was an 1977 KZ1000, very similar to
this bike.
I got the KZ in 1989 as an abandoned vehicle.
I certainly learned a lot about motorcycle mechanics, and pushing a
bike!
My next bike, in 1993, was a BMW R1100RSA : It was a terrible lemon.
I also ride this GTS in Europe.
New! Take a sneak peek at a spy photo of Harley's new 2002 models. Shot at a secret off-shore test facility!
These are links to motorcycle pages 'round the world. They tend to be, ah, fluid. Don't count on any one page being up at any given moment, but take heart in the fact that the pages mirror a great deal of each other's content.
The really good pages are first, the rest are a very
strange combination
Jon Kadis's moto
page
motorcycle.com Page
Great Roads List
Aerostich sic
Will Heyman's
DoD page.
Visualize This Home
Page
Roar's Home Page in
Norway
Motorcycles Mailing List
Archives
Ogri - UK Moto Mailing
List
Rec.Moto.Reviews
Archives
DoD Home Page at Cerritos
Ken's Bike Page
Der Krashmeister
Andrew White's MC Pages
Cerritos Rec.Moto/DoD Archive
Rec.Moto Reviews
McGill Rec.Moto/DoD Archive