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Nuthin' too it, just remember, one down, four up and turn the loud handle till blue lights start to flash....
Seriously, Harleys are on the spendy side, if I were you I'd get a GS500 Suzuki or some other standard style bike to learn on, then move up when you have a little practice.
Ready for the best peice of advice you'll get? buy and wear good quality riding gear including a full face helmet, good boots and gloves. Practice braking every chance you get and remember, you're doing it for fun, take your time and learn the trade.
Seriously, Harleys are on the spendy side, if I were you I'd get a GS500 Suzuki or some other standard style bike to learn on, then move up when you have a little practice.
Ready for the best peice of advice you'll get? buy and wear good quality riding gear including a full face helmet, good boots and gloves. Practice braking every chance you get and remember, you're doing it for fun, take your time and learn the trade.