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\r\n \r\n its called get on it and learn jk but if my f4i didnt get stolen that would have ben a great bike to learn on but the shitty beat up f2 really isnt the greatest to learn on heavy its carbbed. but ill be getting a new bike soon.\r\n
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so then it would be a completely bad idea to try and tough it out on my fiances f2? lol.\r\n
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my son has a pw 50 dirtbike.. is that what it is\r\n
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my son has a pw 50 dirtbike.. is that what it is
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\nThe Honda CRF50 are better but the PW will get you comfy
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my son has a pw 50 dirtbike.. is that what it is
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we will have to keep the training wheels on it for you to ride it ahahahaha\r\n
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\r\n \r\n Seriously, buying a fiddy was probably the best choice I made as far as learning to stunt. Being able to develop that muscle memory on something smaller was great and, once you get it down, it transfers right over. As far as general riding, yeah, it\'ll probably help there too, just because you\'ll get used to the mechanics of it.\r\n
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Seriously, buying a fiddy was probably the best choice I made as far as learning to stunt. Being able to develop that muscle memory on something smaller was great and, once you get it down, it transfers right over. As far as general riding, yeah, it\'ll probably help there too, just because you\'ll get used to the mechanics of it.
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thank you for the advice . all of it i can get will help me out a lot. i will def. have to look into getting me one.. my fiance has been talking about it non stop but i just thought i would look stupid riding something so small lol but once i get the stunts down and the riding ill be unstoppable !! mwahaha.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n It\'s all about the brake. Brake control has to be learned, its best to learn how to do it on a 50. If you wanna try to make your man look bad you better learn the rear brake\r\n
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