Biker girls only want ONE thing! 

If I was in central Ohio I'd definitely entertain the idea!

I’m in!! It’s gotta be somewhere warm though….

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You need a bike mechanics shop with it. Eazy Company would fill the bill.

Rick Fairless' Strokers Dallas already beat you to the punch (well, minus the Barber shop.. lol). It's definitely a cool place to hang and people watch

It’s a good course! Congrats!

Congrats!😎🤘🏻🇺🇸

I've done the MSF twice. The second time after being off bikes for over ten years. Having ridden most of my life I was not surprised to learn something both times I took the class. Never stop learning. Never stop riding.

Bahaha, and we took turns doing it. 😄

Ricky, you're now officially one of the cool kids 🤙🏼

@@Smallbore2wheels I'm so uncool

@@RickyBobber said the cool kid...

Ricky Bobber. I think you did a really nice job on your video of this trip. I enjoy your vids man

@@evensteven0254 thanks, man!

Awww how cool! Small world!

Hey Bro , if you know how to clutch brake, shift gears ⚙️ , and have a steady throttle hand 🤚🏼 , and the ability to drive manual vehicles , don’t bother with a bike with that small of an engine , and I’m not saying get on the biggest fastest engine you can afford, but the peeps telling you to stay away from 300’s , i think it’s good advice , those type of small engined bikes are somewhat designed to teach people the basics and get familiar with the physics , and sometimes it’s really too basic , and once your comfortable in the muscle memory of it , which should not take more than idk 30-40 hrs of actual street riding and the confidence to take control of the bike , next step 🆙 you need to get on the freeways or highways , and it shouldn’t take you more than 5-10 hours to get really comfortable at freeway speeds ,once you’ve got the basics and seat time down and comfortable, and after two or three weeks or months , you are going to be bored with the lack of power to get on to freeway speeds , cause it’ll take too long to get up to speed and you’ll be hitting full throttle every time you get on to the freeways to try to pass , and you will fall into the club of trying to step it up to a bike that will hit triple digits plus (cause that is what you need for cruising and passing power to get past danger ⚠️ on (NORTH AMERICAN ROADS ),does not mean you need to go or hit triple digits , you just need the torque , then you’ll be trying to pass off the bike to a real beginner , 500 cc bikes are considered to be really slow (unless it’s a dirt bike)and kind of a beginner bike as well , I think a 600 plus twin cylinder bike is really what you should be on , not a in line 4 , 600 plus cc bike , those are for racing at the track , idk best advise should be figuring out what it is that youlll be using the bike for ..???? Learning ? Touring ? Camping ? Commuting? Racing ? Cruising around town or in the mega regions of this world , but anyhow I got 3 bikes right now and I’m trying to get it down to one ☝️ or two 🤷🏻‍♂️ so I can have room for my next bike on the list of bikes I want to experience ...but right now , I have a 2018 Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 , a 2020 Kawasaki Z900abs , and a 2022 Kawasaki Zx6r, and I don’t really want to sell the Vulcan S , but I’m looking at the new 2022 Indian Scout Rouge or scout bobber as my next cruiser , I only have room for three bikes , so anyway if your interested in a 2018 Vulcan S , I can give you more information if you’d like , this was my beginner bike when I turned the big 40 , I rode scooters and dirt bikes for a little bit in my late teens but after a couple of years , I needed a car and abandoned riding on two for the comfort of a “car” , and always had the itch to get back on two , anyways here I am in my next goal to find all the motorcycle therapy I can get , lol 😂 anyhow HMU If your interested ...???

One is just a little giant named Matt..

When have I ever said I have children?

Oh and I’d have to change the wheels as well. Really liked the spoke wheels on that bike vs the mag.

Check out my Costa Rica playlist 😉 ru-vid.com/group/PLSG9vmYz0rzs_rfP0GU5N4HsahQRCITUL

It's called the Bike Shed

@@RickyBobber Thank you 🤓

@@RickyBobber I checked the website. I never spent much time down that way when I lived in LA. I have a friend who lives in Echo Park and I guess the area is getting somewhat gentrified. Big art scene and music venues. Looks nice.

@@seaninness334 By the looks of it you'd think that area is gentrified but it kinda sticks out like a sore thumb.

@@RickyBobber I was there in the early 90's. I worked on night shoots for a crappy movie that was filmed at Dodger Stadium. Echo Park did not impress me, the area around USC was sketchy and so was the arena where the Clippers played at the time (I lived next to a couple of the clippers cheerleaders in my first apartment in Glendale). Los Feliz was a little greasy at the time too but I've heard people have fixed up a number of the old ( I mean silent film era) stars estates have been fixed up and improved the area. I've only been back once since coming back East but a lot can change. I can imagine pretty well when you say it sticks out like a sore thumb.