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Before I finally got my shadow I rode a scooter. Scooter's been sitting due to electrical problems, plus I ride the shadow all the time now and have no time to even mess with the scooter, but it's on my list. Wife originally said she woould never get on a bike. But I convinced her and now she can't get enough
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Veazie, Maine
Posts: 704
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Just take it easy to start. Keep her out of traffic and in low risk situations. Work your way up. No different than anyone learning to ride.
Deadshadow - I know what you mean. When the wife and I are out riding together I'm always worrying and checking the mirrors. |
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Congratulations! Very nice looking bike - especially the color!
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