Well, I'm sort of new to the forum. I've been reading a lot of stuff here over the last few weeks.
Yesterday I picked up my brand new 2006 Red Yamaha Warrior! Its bone stock and had less than 1 mile when I picked it up. We rented a U-Haul motorcycle trailer (for $14.95 per day, a STEAL) and carted it home with no problems. That trailer is really worth the money.
Now, a little about me. This is my second bike. My first was a Suzuki GS250, which I rode for about 2 years 5 years ago. I haven't ridden in a while, but I've been dying to get back on a bike.
This thing is an absolute beast!! I was breaking her in by MotoMan's suggestions, and it was downright scary running through the RPM's at open throttle. I don't have much to compare to, but this bike has some sick power.
This bike steers really well. I thought I may have some trouble getting used to the size, but it really seemed to steer itself for the most part. I had her over pretty good (far from dragging, but good for me). We even rode double up for a couple blocks. The GF loved how smooth it was, and she said she was really comfortable on the back seat.
My bike now has 52 miles on it, and I've got a nice red sunburn. Who would have thought I needed sunscreen to go riding? I am planning to change the oil tomorrow and hopefully get some more riding in.
I was deciding between two bikes, and I'm really glad that I chose this one. I got an awesome deal, this bike being an '06. But most of all, I'm glad that I got a bike that I will grow into. This bike's capabilities are beyond my skills as a rider, but as I get better I know this bike will keep me happy for a long time.
First mods: A good cleaning, and oil change. Remove the decals and stickers. Maybe work on removing the reflectors and eventually the big plastic piece on the back.
Yesterday I picked up my brand new 2006 Red Yamaha Warrior! Its bone stock and had less than 1 mile when I picked it up. We rented a U-Haul motorcycle trailer (for $14.95 per day, a STEAL) and carted it home with no problems. That trailer is really worth the money.
Now, a little about me. This is my second bike. My first was a Suzuki GS250, which I rode for about 2 years 5 years ago. I haven't ridden in a while, but I've been dying to get back on a bike.
This thing is an absolute beast!! I was breaking her in by MotoMan's suggestions, and it was downright scary running through the RPM's at open throttle. I don't have much to compare to, but this bike has some sick power.
This bike steers really well. I thought I may have some trouble getting used to the size, but it really seemed to steer itself for the most part. I had her over pretty good (far from dragging, but good for me). We even rode double up for a couple blocks. The GF loved how smooth it was, and she said she was really comfortable on the back seat.
My bike now has 52 miles on it, and I've got a nice red sunburn. Who would have thought I needed sunscreen to go riding? I am planning to change the oil tomorrow and hopefully get some more riding in.
I was deciding between two bikes, and I'm really glad that I chose this one. I got an awesome deal, this bike being an '06. But most of all, I'm glad that I got a bike that I will grow into. This bike's capabilities are beyond my skills as a rider, but as I get better I know this bike will keep me happy for a long time.
First mods: A good cleaning, and oil change. Remove the decals and stickers. Maybe work on removing the reflectors and eventually the big plastic piece on the back.
