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Date Posted: 09:05:04 07/27/04 Tue
Author: Omar
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New Rider

I recently bought TL1000R 2000 with 5800 miles, and I am new rider. I know I should have bought a lighter one, but I got a good deal. Anyways, I need some help or instructions on curving, and making safe U turns. plus does anyone know a good site that contains owner manual info on TL1000R.

Thanks In advance.

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Sign up for a motorcycle safety course. There is no way we are going to teach you to ride this via the Internet! (NT) -- Gary Foreman, 14:03:14 07/27/04 Tue
- Re: Sign up for a motorcycle safety course. There is no way we are going to teach you to ride this via the Internet! -- omar, 14:14:23 07/27/04 Tue
  - Find an empty parking lot and practice at slow speeds. When turning at slow speeds, the best technique is to ride the back brake and control your speed with light touches of the throttle and clutch. Get to an MSF course as soon as possible. (NT) -- Josh (TX), 12:02:38 07/29/04 Thu
Spend $500.00 buy a mini bike and practice like the pros do -- mike c, 09:02:38 08/12/04 Thu
I see a spectacular and swift end to your existence. You must be kidding, right?? (NT) -- justin, 15:07:46 08/18/04 Wed
- Re: I see a spectacular and swift end to your existence. You must be kidding, right?? -- Omar, 11:22:24 08/20/04 Fri

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