How to get back to the bike in a few years?

Did you move to a big city out of the joy of being a mother, or simply because of lack of time to quit riding a motorcycle? This is a hobby that has given you so much pleasure over the years ... Today the children have grown up and it's time thinking of you... And if you repairs on sale ? " No ! Not after so many years! I can't drive anymore! You are talking to yourself. Think again, it's really like a bicycle… We mustn't forget… Or almost!

But which bike should you choose?

Obviously, at that time, you made the wise decision to sell your beauty. So which one to choose now? For a start, it would be better to go to used motorcycle... Okay, but which one? a roadster preferably. Why ? Less expensive, lightweight and affordable in a small size. Examples? a Bandit 650,
Sample or ER-5 (it will remind you of the time you took the permit).

Speaking of permissions?

“So if I remember correctly, I press there with my right foot to change gears. There are front and rear brakes. Good, should be good! Uh ... If I were you, I still wouldn't dare to go out like this. What if you went for a walk in motorcycle school ? You have to regain your confidence and a professional will accompany you and guide you to restart you in the middle of this jungle. Small check route code necessary, and your reflexes will gradually return.

What about your hardware?

We feel beautiful, strong and accept ourselves as bikers. So we go to Duffy, in the women's gear section, and you choose whatever you want to protect. Leather, textile or denim trousers. However, they will protect you with their removable CE protectors. We add a small, tailored Ixon-style leather jacket that we associate with a pair of Helstons boots to stay in glamor. Don't forget, of course, the DMP approved gloves. What about your helmet? Have you been protecting him all this time? Was he not shocked? Is the inner foam solid? So a little helmet cleaner and vintage works.

Now you are ready 😉 We are waiting for your comments to hear about your experience. Have a nice bike restoration everyone and follow us on “Je suis motarde”!