Someone help this chick

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Originally Posted by jennay

Thanks, I did see her post and appreciated the offer. I have a lesson planned with people from the dealership on Saturday, then the rest of the day is gone to other plans. Thanks for inviting me out though, hopefully I will be able to take you guys up on the offer another day.

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:hellyeah:

Leave for the parking lot very early Sat or Sunday morning. You'll make it. There's much less traffic then. See if you can get a buddy to ride with you.

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Originally Posted by jennay

My proficiency is LOW. I took the motorcycle safety course and did fine, but that was almost six weeks ago. I think I'll be fine for street practice once I have a few hours in a parking lot, but at this point, I don't feel like I could get to the parking lot on my own - at least not at any time other than the crack of dawn on a weekend morning. My neighborhood has far too many cars otherwise. Thankfully I now have some lessons set up, so I'll be in better shape soon.

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300+ posts already! wow

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Originally Posted by hessogood

Now I even don't know you what mean.

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let's just say you're qualify for the job. don't worry about it.

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Originally Posted by Honclfibr

It puts the lotion in the basket?

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you just can't wait to pick on my english. why dont' you stay on the topic and apply for the job. blow job. or whatever.

die thread die!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Kham

you just can't wait to pick on my english. why dont' you stay on the topic and apply for the job. blow job. or whatever.

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Blow Job? You think she's a cop? :teehee:

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Originally Posted by Honclfibr

Blow Job? You think she's a cop? :teehee:

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i mean the licky job.

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Originally Posted by l3uddha

i wanna come on the ride. i'll slap on my old NM plate, duct-tape on a headlight, and ... oh crap anyone have a clutch lever? :wallbash:

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I have a broken clutch lever I could loan you, oh wait...;)

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Originally Posted by ultraTwist

Leave for the parking lot very early Sat or Sunday morning. You'll make it. There's much less traffic then. See if you can get a buddy to ride with you.

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Yup, I went out at 5:30 or so last Sunday, though I didn't actually get on the road until 6:30. I had the bike parked in a friend's backyard and didn't bank wide enough when I leaving the gate - I ended up getting stuck!! I couldn't go forward because I'd banked so badly, but the bike was too heavy for me to back up on a grassy uneven surface. I had to call a friend to come help me back the bike up. Again, it was 6:00 AM. Doh.

In my defense, the guy who delivered the bike told me it was gonna be a rough angle.

Dealership people ride bikes?


This thread has gone, and is going NOWHERE!!

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Originally Posted by Josephd14

Dealership people ride bikes?

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Greater Boston Motor Sports has been really awesome. At first I felt like I had to jump up and down to actually convince them that I was gonna buy a bike (they didn't always return phone calls, give me an education about gear, etc.) but once I said something about it to the manager, Barry, they've been great. Barry took me out for thirty miles on my bike the day I bought it, they delivered it free of charge, they've looked up additional products that they thought I might want, etc. Barry and the BMW salesman (Bill McGowan) have both called me to see if I need anything, and Barry offered to arrange bike lessons for me on Saturday.

geez... u guys are slacking... if this had been me, you already would have jumped all over this beat it to death and then brought it back to life just to beat it down again... :)

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Originally Posted by jennay

Greater Boston Motor Sports has been really awesome. At first I felt like I had to jump up and down to actually convince them that I was gonna buy a bike (they didn't always return phone calls, give me an education about gear, etc.) but once I said something about it to the manager, Barry, they've been great. Barry took me out for thirty miles on my bike the day I bought it, they delivered it free of charge, they've looked up additional products that they thought I might want, etc. Barry and the BMW salesman (Bill McGowan) have both called me to see if I need anything, and Barry offered to arrange bike lessons for me on Saturday.

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sounds like barry is in lub :wub:

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Originally Posted by l3uddha

only because you like being beaten.:teehee:

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u weren't supposed to tell anybody... geez...

hmmm, I'm sure Barry and Bill are nice guys, but .....

I also think the are very good saleman, sold you a bike that is above your level (at least according to weigh), offer to HOOK you up with gears and lessons.

Greater Boston Motor Sports, I think I'll avoid dealing with them.

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Originally Posted by ku996r

hmmm, I'm sure Barry and Bill are nice guys, but .....

I also think the are very good saleman, sold you a bike that is above your level (at least according to weigh), offer to HOOK you up with gears and lessons.

Greater Boston Motor Sports, I think I'll avoid dealing with them.

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Do you think GMB might might have use hypnosis, drugs, and vodoo to swindle her...

ahh, it sounds like Jennay is pretty smart and did her research, I'm sure she will figure out the bike after a little practice.

sounds like Jennay knows how to get the kind of customer service that she wants.... why shit on her parade?

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Originally Posted by OreoGitorio

why shit on her parade?

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when you see an opportunity you take it. :spit: It is like the NESRian code.

sorry, didn't mean to imply anything on jennay.

I just think that a good dealer should sale what you need, not what you or they want.

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Originally Posted by ku996r

hmmm, I'm sure Barry and Bill are nice guys, but .....

I also think the are very good saleman, sold you a bike that is above your level (at least according to weigh), offer to HOOK you up with gears and lessons.

Greater Boston Motor Sports, I think I'll avoid dealing with them.

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now a 650 is too big for a 1st bike? :mope:

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Originally Posted by OreoGitorio

sounds like Jennay knows how to get the kind of customer service that she wants.... why shit on her parade?

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:stupid: You can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look it in the mouth.

Typical bike dealer, Doesn't return calls, not interested in selling you anything or talking to you till you sign a paper..:mope: Sounds like Sky Cycles..

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Originally Posted by bigred875

now a 650 is too big for a 1st bike? :mope:

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I knew I opened a can of worms here. :deathslap: (to myself)

again, this is not directed at jennay

but, she had trouble backing out from her place and it was the bike was too heavy for her to back up on a grassy uneven surface.

You do realize the F650 is BMW's entry level bike right? It's not like they sold her a K1200R :poke:

So she had trouble in an AWKWARD SITUATION... it's not like she dropped her gixxer 600 fifty times :twofinger

When was the last time you tried backing your bike up on an uneven grassy surface? It ain't easy.