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Ride Readiness

To be ready to ride, there are a few steps.

First, you must buy or otherwise acquire a motorcycle. We have some notes on that here.

Then, you may need to take some steps to adjust the bike to your needs.

Before we ride, we check our motorcycle.

Before we climb onto the motorcycle, we might put on some protective gear and do a personal inventory to make sure we are ready to ride.