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First and foremost, take a mc riders safety course! Very Important there are no fender bender accidents while on a bike. A great starter bike would be any bike you can safely handle, under 500 cc's, preferably with an upright riding position. You will need your drivers license to take a street safety course. Full face helmet, jeans or leather pants (no shorts!), boots (no sandals!), gloves. Depending on the year, make, model, performance of the bike, your grades, safety course, you'll pay between $100.00 and $300.00 a month. Gas is the only cheap thing about a bike. A new motorcycle will give you a maintenance schedule in the owners manual. Maintain it yourself after you get a factory approved maintenance manual (some things will still have to go to the dealer) Be careful and have fun just remember everyone is out to get you when you ride, that will keep you in the right frame of mind. It is possible to ride safe, I've been riding for 30 years and have never hit the pavement. Good Luck!
If you want the best smoke alarm for your home, be sure to get one that works on the photoelectric principle, rather than ionization. And don't think that because a smoke alarm works on both principles, that it is a better one. True, it has the best characteristics of both, but also it has the worst characteristics of both. BRK, Kidde, First Alert, Fyrnetics are all recognized brands. You don't need to spend big money for them. However, the photoelectrics cost more than the ionization ones. Well worth the difference, though. I recently replaced a friend's ionization smoke alarm with a photoelectric. Before, a single slice of toast would set off the ionization one. Now the photoelectric one doesn't go off when two slices are toasted. Modern codes ask for one smoke alarm in each bedroom and in the hall, and at least one on each level of the house. They want them interconnected, though, even if they are only battery operated. Could be sort of tough to do in your case though.
