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[Super-Angry-Dude]

I had a realisation about a week ago, and it was quite amazing. So I figured I would share with the forums. I LOVE my 250, and I am so amazingly happy that I started on one. Looking back on the mistakes I made my first two months of riding, where as if I had a been riding a powerful bike, I would of had crashed or done major harm to myself. I think that I will know when I am ready for a larger motorcycle, might be 2,000 miles from now or maybe longer. I just simply realized that its not the size or the look of the bike, its just the thrill of the ride! :71baldboy:

[louturks]

That's why I kept my Virago 250. I enjoy the ride. It handles real nice. It's light. Great gas mileage.

[Jesterrace]

I had a realisation about a week ago, and it was quite amazing. So I figured I would share with the forums. I LOVE my 250, and I am so amazingly happy that I started on one. Looking back on the mistakes I made my first two months of riding, where as if I had a been riding a powerful bike, I would of had crashed or done major harm to myself. I think that I will know when I am ready for a larger motorcycle, might be 2,000 miles from now or maybe longer. I just simply realized that its not the size or the look of the bike, its just the thrill of the ride! :71baldboy:

Exactly, Most people who talk down about the 250s (unless they are just too big for one), are more concerned with their image rather than just enjoying riding a bike. As many experienced riders on here have stated that for most day to day riding/errand running around town that the 250 is preferred for it's light weight and agility.

[Phantom]

I really wish I still had my first bike :(.

In addition to my new one of course :)