Newbie from Pacific Northwet (OR)

rpandey · 03-16-2019, 12:25 AM

Greetings!

Love this forum already, which I discovered while researching the CSC RX3.

A few years ago (2008) I decided to take a Team Oregon Basic Rider Training class to get the "go ride" urge out of my system. A couple of decades earlier, I spent my high school years in India and fondly remembered tooling around on the back of my Uncle's Royal Enfield Bullet (a "big" bike in those parts). Next thing you know after the class ended and I had my license endorsement I was buying a 2007 Ninja 250 to keep the good times rolling! I love my Ninja, and it is still teaching me a lot (has been a great beginner bike for me, and lots of reviews seem to agree).

I just finished reading Joe Berk's "5000 Miles at 8000 RPM" while traveling for work and decided to take advantage of the sale on 2018 RX3s - there aren't many bike maintenance shops locally, so the CSC support model might be just right as well........so I hope to leverage all the great wisdom on this forum as I continue to learn and grow in this great hobby/passion/lifestyle.

Thanks!
rpandey

03-16-2019, 12:25 AM	#1
rpandey Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Corvallis, OR Posts: 11	Newbie from Pacific Northwet (OR) Greetings! Love this forum already, which I discovered while researching the CSC RX3. A few years ago (2008) I decided to take a Team Oregon Basic Rider Training class to get the "go ride" urge out of my system. A couple of decades earlier, I spent my high school years in India and fondly remembered tooling around on the back of my Uncle's Royal Enfield Bullet (a "big" bike in those parts). Next thing you know after the class ended and I had my license endorsement I was buying a 2007 Ninja 250 to keep the good times rolling! I love my Ninja, and it is still teaching me a lot (has been a great beginner bike for me, and lots of reviews seem to agree). I just finished reading Joe Berk's "5000 Miles at 8000 RPM" while traveling for work and decided to take advantage of the sale on 2018 RX3s - there aren't many bike maintenance shops locally, so the CSC support model might be just right as well........so I hope to leverage all the great wisdom on this forum as I continue to learn and grow in this great hobby/passion/lifestyle. Thanks! rpandey
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