First timer
 

I just bought by first bike,

Its cool

2002 ninja 250

The seller told me to go here. So hello!

I'm Adrian!

Tomorrow morning I go for my permit.

Could any one give me some advice, I have no idea what i'm doing heh.

Welcome ,and I congratulate you on your choice of ride. Thats a great bike for a first motorcycle! Ride it in good health! Welcome again to SBA:drink: :cheers:

Let me guess you bought it off mike? Welcome

Advice.....look into taking the MSF (Motorcycle Safety Course) It is the best money you will ever spend for yourself when it come to riding!!! CBR Bob on this Board is an instructor and I'm sure he has the info where you can take the course.:ride:

No, I got it from Mark's girlfriend? Craig's list. I think his user name is saxon? Anyway, I gotta get plates and insurance and registration and uh nj inspection. I wonder how I will pull this shit off without a motorcycle license.

hi, and congrats. My lady has one and till this day it's one the most fun bikes for me to ride. Full throttle on all on ramps! It's a friggin blast! I can't wait to romp on one of the new ones

www.renj.com

Welcome aboard man, Happy you are so excided about the bike and riding. Welcome to the addiction:nod2:

Welcome to the show, as far as advice for today: TRY to stay warm. Good Luck.

Welcome to the site. Lots of great people and information on the site. Definitely look into that link CBRBob posted. You get to use their bike, pass and you'll get the voucher to bring to DMV to get your license(I think thats how it is.) I suggest not riding your bike until after taking the course, or bring it to an empty parking lot on a Sunday to practice(after you get all the paperwork squared away of course.)

Yellow!

How did you know it was yellow? haha


By the way how do you guys recommend staying warm cheaply without having to buy all that super crazy stuff over the internet?

+1 and welcome to the site! :) I took the MSF class in Oct 2006 and started on a Ninja 250. Great bike to learn on!! :nod2: I've since graduated to a Yamaha R6S. :ride:

I was able to do all that with just my motorcycle permit.

Cold weather under armor helps, non vented gloves. Can also look into those tight things you put over your head with the face cut out.