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twice...? I have had it for 2 months, I have ridden it THREE times. I have crashed and burned twice. Both times I looked where I didn't want to go, I get that. I did want to learn...1st time I ran into a curb in my complex & messed up my lt shoulder. It healed okay after about two or three weeks. My husband convinced me to ride it to the convenience store about a mile & a half a way. He followed me just in case I wrecked again, but I didn't.A couple of days later I decided I was ready to ride it to my sisters. She lives about 20 miles from me. I made it all the way to her street, turning off of a busy street.Once again...I wrecked it. This time I ran into & busted up a 3 ft brick wall. Fortunately the gentleman whose property I messed up, a very nice chiropractor who was very concerned for me was there. However, I messed up my right shoulder this time, & my rt knee cap may need to be surgically repaired. My husband wants me to try again, would U?

 
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yeah i would

 
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well, you might not be a candidate for riding , its not for everyone and maybe should get some more training off road. sounds like he is trying to get you killed.

 
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Its seems you are driving it too fast(Beyond the limit of your control).....ride it it slowly..Untill you get full control over your vehicle...It may take a couple of weeks , after that you'll become an expert........give it a try....drive it slowly , ...Get well soon.....take care... All the best

 
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well i would definetly say sky diving isn't for you, but hey keep trying the scooter thing, don't giv up

 
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id try again,,,,but im crazy...if you try have husband drive it to large empty parking lot,,,where u can drive around for a few hours whithout hitting anything.

 
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i commend you for getting back on the horse, but some people are just no good at riding a motorcycle. motorcycles are inherently more dangerous than cars and much less forgiving in a accident..if i were you, i would ride it only in controlled areas, like a park or a trail where there is not much traffic.