Finally came out of lurking - newbie here (NightRaven)

**NightRaven** · 10th August 2014, 22:02

Hi everyone,

I've finally decided to come out of the shadow and thought I probably should get more involved in the talks. I'm a newbie myself, started lurking when I was doing my research prior to getting my licence. I've got my licence since may, riding a CBR250R!, and am considering of swapping to a Yamaha R25/R3 (due to Learner restriction) when it comes out in NZ! I could have ridden one right now had I went home to Indonesia

. I know its still a 250 range, but at least it doesn't sound like a cingle cyl scooter and twin headlamps

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My dream bike once I get my full Licence would be the CBR600RR or the R6. Still kind of undecided on which one to grab at this stage.

So yeah, that's me.

**unstuck** · 11th August 2014, 06:28

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**TheDemonLord** · 11th August 2014, 07:44

you aren't the one I see in and around the Albany Mall are you?

**Swivel** · 13th August 2014, 01:02

My dream bike once I get my full Licence would be the CBR600RR or the R6. Still kind of undecided on which one to grab at this stage.

I dont have a dream bike its sooo hard to choose just one, I think yes I love the Busa then yes I want a Triumph Speed Triple and so on, Im looking to upgeade but the choices are endless. I totally understand how you can be undecided.

**Akzle** · 13th August 2014, 06:40

Originally Posted by LATE RIDER

I dont have a dream bike its sooo hard to choose just one, I think yes I love the Busa then yes I want a Triumph Speed Triple and so on, Im looking to upgeade but the choices are endless. I totally understand how you can be undecided.

get both you pussy.

**6ft5** · 19th August 2014, 14:20

go for the speed triple, nothing rides like a three pitter

welcome aboard

**Geeen** · 19th August 2014, 14:43

Originally Posted by LATE RIDER

My dream bike once I get my full Licence would be the CBR600RR or the R6. Still kind of undecided on which one to grab at this stage.

I dont have a dream bike its sooo hard to choose just one, I think yes I love the Busa then yes I want a Triumph Speed Triple and so on, Im looking to upgeade but the choices are endless. I totally understand how you can be undecided.

If you do ride a Speedie you will HAVE to buy one. Stupid fun bikes. Not that I'm biased...

**Swivel** · 20th August 2014, 22:44

Originally Posted by Akzle

get both you pussy.

Every site has a troll aye Akzel,

**NightRaven** · 30th August 2014, 19:57

Originally Posted by 6ft5

go for the speed triple, nothing rides like a three pitter

welcome aboard

I'll admit I love me some triple cyls

Either that or the Daytona 675 (but probably a third bike - heard its got a bit more of a kick compared to most 600's).

**FJRider** · 30th August 2014, 20:55

Originally Posted by Akzle

get both you pussy.

Better a FULL license is gained FIRST ... both those are a little more demanding of rider ability than anything in the LAM's class ...

**NightRaven** · 31st August 2014, 00:45

Originally Posted by FJRider

Better a FULL license is gained FIRST ... both those are a little more demanding of rider ability than anything in the LAM's class ...

Not just the Licence, I'll admit I do want those bikes as soon as possible but gaining the confidence and skill is more important before stepping up. Might keep my baby for a while longer. That being said I dont mind trying other bikes too

**mstriumph** · 31st August 2014, 03:32

Originally Posted by FJRider

Better a FULL license is gained FIRST ... both those are a little more demanding of rider ability than anything in the LAM's class ...

personally think, generally, most bigger bikes are more capable than their riders (include myself in that) ... mebbe first learn to ride the arse off what you've got, THEN move on?

just saying .... oh, and welcome aboard

**Swivel** · 2nd September 2014, 02:52

Originally Posted by mstriumph

personally think, generally, most bigger bikes are more capable than their riders (include myself in that) ... mebbe first learn to ride the arse off what you've got, THEN move on?

just saying .... oh, and welcome aboard

Nothing wrong with looking ahead towards the future, but I do understand what you mean, I like to dream away.