03-19-2019, 11:38 AM
Feel free to share any intimate knowledge you may have of this bike. I've already hooked her up with the Suzuki Savage forum, and she'll start posting there soon to increase her knowledge of the bike.
The short version of the story is that we were going to buy Honda for her but she did not score an endorsement out of her MSF (she completed it at least). Given that she didn't really master the skills to completion, we decided it would be best to get her a beater and let her work out her skills in practice on a bike that it would be OK to drop numerous times. Enter the S40. it's a janky looking bike and runs like a lawnmower on steroids, but I rode it home today and it's bizarrely charming. She gets to take it out and start experimenting and practicing tomorrow afternoon.
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The short version of the story is that we were going to buy Honda for her but she did not score an endorsement out of her MSF (she completed it at least). Given that she didn't really master the skills to completion, we decided it would be best to get her a beater and let her work out her skills in practice on a bike that it would be OK to drop numerous times. Enter the S40. it's a janky looking bike and runs like a lawnmower on steroids, but I rode it home today and it's bizarrely charming. She gets to take it out and start experimenting and practicing tomorrow afternoon.