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If you guys do something like the 94, Palomar or other spot for canyons, I suggest going with more experienced riders. The canyons can be fatal, and its good to go with people who know it and can give you tips out there. If you go to the San Diego SportBike Meetup Group, there are alot of experienced riders who organize rides just for newbies like yourselves. And no, they dont care about the size of your bike.Planning to go ride this Saturday around 9:00am, you down? Most of my friend including myself are new to riding so we won't get to crazy
Dont limit yourself to the R3 riders, or small bore guys for that matter. Its always fun to meet people on different bikes, and you always get a new perspective of riding with the different people you meet, regardless of CC.I'm always looking to go on San Diego rides, but I'm doing a track day on Friday, so that will probably be enough riding for me this week. Lets all keep posting rides, sooner or later we'll all be able to go on a ride together. I would rather ride with other R3 than 600's and 1000's.
For sure. Also, for those that ride solo primarily, work with the guys who are experienced group riders.Dont limit yourself to the R3 riders, or small bore guys for that matter. Its always fun to meet people on different bikes, and you always get a new perspective of riding with the different people you meet, regardless of CC.