u/MANHAZZARD

First night ride!

Hey all!

Got my Ls a few weeks back, finally got a bike (cfmoto 450clc bobber), fucking loving every second on the bike!

Been out for 3 25kms runs around where I live. Hit a top speed of 80kmph. Just taking stuff slow. Honestly, feeling really good on the bike. I get a bit nervous when I am suiting up for the ride but once I'm on I'm just locked in big time.

Finished work today and figured I'll go for the first night ride seeing as it isn't raining. Ended up having to pull over because my visor just about fogged out completely! Popped it up a few clicks, wiped the condensation off and kept going.

When I got home I was like "shit, I've got that pin lock and the helmets not a cheapy. I should see what Google has to say"...

Yeah.. I didn't have any of my fucking vents open!

Figured some of y'all might get a chuckle out of it. I sure as shit did.

I do have a question about lights. Noticing that I often am getting stuck at reds lights because I'm not triggering them. Any tips on how to trigger them? I've just been rolling myself back and forth like a dipshit and nothing is happening.

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u/MANHAZZARD — 2 days ago
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450 clc bobber Australia.

Hey all. Considering buying one of the clc 450 bobbers for my first bike as I now have my Ls. Just wanting to know of people's experiences good or bad.

It's a big toss up between one of these new or a second hand cmx500.

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u/MANHAZZARD — 1 month ago

CFMOTO?

Hey all. Just got my Ls and looking at purchasing a bike. I was leaning towards a secondhand cmx500 however, the price point and maths isn't making them a favourable choice currently considering I can buy a brand new clc450 bobber for $9k.

Just wanting to see what peoples reviews of them are and the cfmoto brand in general.

The sale lasts till the end of the month so I'll be making the decision before then.

EDIT: For the second hand cmx500, anyone got any recommendations on like a good service to use to sus out the bike in the Melbourne area? Like a redbook inspector.

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u/MANHAZZARD — 1 month ago