Let the test riding begin... Passed Full Licence

**Jerry74** · 30th September 2008, 20:15

Sweet as what sort of bike are you after?

**Horse** · 30th September 2008, 21:00

Originally Posted by cowboyz

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Once you go GREEN
You never have to CLEAN

Works for me!

Anyone want to buy some slightly-squashed dead bugs? I seem to have a few spare...

**86GSXR** · 1st October 2008, 07:11

Originally Posted by rottiguy

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hey well done chicky

now what you need is a CBR1000

What she needs is a CBR1000 R, oooh yeah!

**Nasty** · 1st October 2008, 07:15

Just caught up with this .. well done babe ... enjoy getting out on those bikes!!!

**oscarnz** · 1st October 2008, 09:40

Originally Posted by banditrider

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Congrats on the licience. What you looking at? My Connies in the shop for a service and below is what they gave me to ride around on til she's finished. Not a bad little bike, goes well when you give it a bit. just under 4,500 revs @ 100k's. Looks are interesting...

Yeah did have a look at one of those. Is that down at AFC???
Might have to pop in and have a look

**oscarnz** · 1st October 2008, 09:42

Originally Posted by Jerry74

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Sweet as what sort of bike are you after?

Not totally sure yet. A sports/tourer in the 600cc to 750cc range at this stage.
Have a few in mind, just need to test ride and compare

**KiwiKat** · 1st October 2008, 09:57

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Not totally sure yet. A sports/tourer in the 600cc to 750cc range at this stage.
Have a few in mind, just need to test ride and compare

Chances are I'll be shot down on this and you've heard it before from more experienced riders..but, one of the biggest differences I've seen between bikes is the weight and the handling characteristics going onto corners. A larger heavier bike has totally different dynamics so that is important in your choice. A lot of the twins have amazing engine braking and slow you down faster for corner entry.

Have fun testing but don't rush a purchase just because you can. If what you've got now works well for you keep it until you find that bike that makes your heart stop(figuratively).

**Meanie** · 1st October 2008, 10:53

Originally Posted by KiwiKat

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Chances are I'll be shot down on this and you've heard it before from more experienced riders..but, one of the biggest differences I've seen between bikes is the weight and the handling characteristics going onto corners. A larger heavier bike has totally different dynamics so that is important in your choice. A lot of the twins have amazing engine braking and slow you down faster for corner entry.

Have fun testing but don't rush a purchase just because you can. If what you've got now works well for you keep it until you find that bike that makes your heart stop(figuratively).

Some good advice there

**rottiguy** · 1st October 2008, 12:21

No no, she needs A CBR1000F 1992, Just so happens I know where she can find one cheap

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What she needs is a CBR1000 R, oooh yeah!

**oscarnz** · 1st October 2008, 12:40

Originally Posted by KiwiKat

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Chances are I'll be shot down on this and you've heard it before from more experienced riders..but, one of the biggest differences I've seen between bikes is the weight and the handling characteristics going onto corners. A larger heavier bike has totally different dynamics so that is important in your choice. A lot of the twins have amazing engine braking and slow you down faster for corner entry.

Have fun testing but don't rush a purchase just because you can. If what you've got now works well for you keep it until you find that bike that makes your heart stop(figuratively).

I would not shoot down good advice like that. Thanks for that, am not in a rush, I will know once I ride the right bike.

**yod** · 1st October 2008, 12:58

VFR800

perfect bike for ya

quality, looks, comfort, performance and i'm sure there's one round here somewhere you can have a nosey at.....

if the 2-stroke sniffer at your place can handle a honda in the garage

**cowboyz** · 1st October 2008, 15:55

Can I make a suggestion.....................

**oscarnz** · 1st October 2008, 16:01

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VFR800

perfect bike for ya

quality, looks, comfort, performance and i'm sure there's one round here somewhere you can have a nosey at.....

if the 2-stroke sniffer at your place can handle a honda in the garage

Yeah he will handle anything that I decide on with some convincing.

Have just been told that I am not allow a Harley Ferguson, which I dont want anyway.