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Astro
I am having tough time organizing stuff in my pocket, i usually carry Key Bunch (Car, house, bike mail key and 2 more) , Wallet, Ciggarate box, lighter, Iphone and office badge. It is like a huge stuff to carry in the pocket. What is the best way to carry around stuff that i regularly use
Answer
As a guy, there are only 3 times where you can pull off a satchel. First would be if your in college, then again, the backpack would cover that problem. Second would be if you were retired. Older folks get a break. Third would be walking around Disney with kids in tow. Have to have it. BUT... as an average guy doing my daily routine, I wouldn't be caught dead with it. Get a briefcase or sport a jacket that goes with the weather to take care of your problem.
As a guy, there are only 3 times where you can pull off a satchel. First would be if your in college, then again, the backpack would cover that problem. Second would be if you were retired. Older folks get a break. Third would be walking around Disney with kids in tow. Have to have it. BUT... as an average guy doing my daily routine, I wouldn't be caught dead with it. Get a briefcase or sport a jacket that goes with the weather to take care of your problem.
How much would my expenses be if i bought a 2008 Kawasaki ninja 250?
MiChaeL
Hi, I'm 18 and really want to buy my first bike. I'm really interested in getting the 2008 ninja 250 as a starter, but i was wondering what are the other expenses that will come with having a bike.
like insurance? how much? (i live in Portland, OR)
Licensing?
Gas?
Maintenance?
please real honest answers, thanks.
Answer
Don't recommend an inline 4 to the kid as his first bike, for god's sakes. A 250 is fine for you to start on. True you will probably be hankering for something a bit quicker within 2 years, but the thing that most super sport or higher CC bikers DON'T know is HOW TO CORNER. Why don't they know? Because they're scared to hell and back of their bike. Where as you can wring the hell out of a 250 with a much larger margin for error.
I've seen dudes in 250/500s catch up to dudes in super sports on the track because these guys just can't god damn corner! They slow down to 10mph and turn their handle bars while being perfectly sat up on the bike. It's sad, really. All because they know their bike is a 0-60 is 3.5 seconds monster just waiting to be cut loose.
As for expenses. You can get everything, just a few things that fit you, or you can be some dude riding around with a t-shirt, shorts and flip flops, and assuming you won't work on the bike yourself. (Ie., need tool kits)
This is a list of things for your bike that many people get. (Not necessarily all of them. Just a list.)
Gear:
Gas: $10-14 per tank
Progressive Bike Insurance WITH Medical I pay $45/m. (You would be more, can't say how much...)
Maintenance: Not much to start on. Oil change every season. Tires. Etc. All covered on the 250 forums at the bottom.
Helmet ($80-200 depending on brand/features)
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-helmets/motorcycle-helmets.htm
Gloves ($20-50)
www.ebay.com (for me anyway)
Mesh/Textile Jacket ($50-150)
www.ebay.com (again)
Kevlar Jeans ($80-110)
www.dragginjeans.com
and over the ankle high-tops/boots. ($30-100)
ebay/walmart anywhere in between
Bike cover ($15-30)
Frame sliders. (I would really recommend, since it's your first bike and it'll be NEW) ($105-155)
http://fatbikez.com/black-shogun-no-cut-frame-sliders-kawasaki-ninja-250r-2008.html
K&N Air filter ($40-60)
http://www.knfilters.com/
Wax ($4)
Local car/bike store
Micro fiber cloths ($5-10)
Local car/bike store
Corbin seat ($260)
www.corbin.com
And there's a community of 250 owners with even more info, I'm sure, at http://forums.ninja250.org/index.php
Don't recommend an inline 4 to the kid as his first bike, for god's sakes. A 250 is fine for you to start on. True you will probably be hankering for something a bit quicker within 2 years, but the thing that most super sport or higher CC bikers DON'T know is HOW TO CORNER. Why don't they know? Because they're scared to hell and back of their bike. Where as you can wring the hell out of a 250 with a much larger margin for error.
I've seen dudes in 250/500s catch up to dudes in super sports on the track because these guys just can't god damn corner! They slow down to 10mph and turn their handle bars while being perfectly sat up on the bike. It's sad, really. All because they know their bike is a 0-60 is 3.5 seconds monster just waiting to be cut loose.
As for expenses. You can get everything, just a few things that fit you, or you can be some dude riding around with a t-shirt, shorts and flip flops, and assuming you won't work on the bike yourself. (Ie., need tool kits)
This is a list of things for your bike that many people get. (Not necessarily all of them. Just a list.)
Gear:
Gas: $10-14 per tank
Progressive Bike Insurance WITH Medical I pay $45/m. (You would be more, can't say how much...)
Maintenance: Not much to start on. Oil change every season. Tires. Etc. All covered on the 250 forums at the bottom.
Helmet ($80-200 depending on brand/features)
http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-helmets/motorcycle-helmets.htm
Gloves ($20-50)
www.ebay.com (for me anyway)
Mesh/Textile Jacket ($50-150)
www.ebay.com (again)
Kevlar Jeans ($80-110)
www.dragginjeans.com
and over the ankle high-tops/boots. ($30-100)
ebay/walmart anywhere in between
Bike cover ($15-30)
Frame sliders. (I would really recommend, since it's your first bike and it'll be NEW) ($105-155)
http://fatbikez.com/black-shogun-no-cut-frame-sliders-kawasaki-ninja-250r-2008.html
K&N Air filter ($40-60)
http://www.knfilters.com/
Wax ($4)
Local car/bike store
Micro fiber cloths ($5-10)
Local car/bike store
Corbin seat ($260)
www.corbin.com
And there's a community of 250 owners with even more info, I'm sure, at http://forums.ninja250.org/index.php
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