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who_me_33
27th May 2009, 10:26
Hi
Just as the topic states, my FXR is giving me strife at the moment (electrickery problems), so would prefer to do it on a bike that is known to be running well. It would need to have me put on the insurance for obvious reasons, and I'm sure we can come to an arrangement for reimbursement. I can pick up anywhere in Christchurch within reason. PM me if wanted regarding it.

been_there
27th May 2009, 11:52
If you can't get one...Talk to city scooters its only $60 for a half a day.
Thats what I used to sit my full.

O - Good luck too

EJK
27th May 2009, 11:57
If you can't get one...Talk to city scooters its only $60 for a half a day.
Thats what I used to sit my full.

O - Good luck too

It's $70 last time I checked. You will also need a deposit of $500 OR a vehicle e.g. car.

Easy.

been_there
27th May 2009, 12:01
It's $70 last time I checked. You will also need a deposit of $500 OR a vehicle e.g. car.

Easy.

Gone up since March this year then...
Don't forget you can swipe the credit card..if u have 1

who_me_33
27th May 2009, 12:02
It's $70 last time I checked. You will also need a deposit of $500 OR a vehicle e.g. car.

Easy.

Ok, I might do that then. Much easier than borrowing someones bike.
Cheers for that info.
Nick

munterk6
27th May 2009, 17:25
haha.. bit like asking 'can someone let me shag their missus tomorrow night? I got a porno out and need a quickie, thanks so much eh.'

Tui's anyone? :laugh:

laRIKin
27th May 2009, 17:40
Also Street and Sport, and Trevor Pearce have/had bikes for hire to get your licence on as well.

who_me_33
27th May 2009, 17:51
Also Street and Sport, and Trevor Pearce have/had bikes for hire to get your licence on as well.

Ok, I'll look into that in probably tomorrow, but its looking like it wont be necessary any more (got a new stator on the way).

laRIKin
27th May 2009, 21:33
Ok, I'll look into that in probably tomorrow, but its looking like it wont be necessary any more (got a new stator on the way).

It is always good to have lots of options.:2thumbsup

And best of luck or if you prefer, have a good clean ride.:Punk:

EJK
27th May 2009, 22:00
Also Street and Sport, and Trevor Pearce have/had bikes for hire to get your licence on as well.

What 250s do they lend out?

The Pastor
27th May 2009, 22:06
or you can take a 250 for a test ride for free ;)

Cheshire Cat
27th May 2009, 22:21
Good luck!!! :D

who_me_33
27th May 2009, 22:26
or you can take a 250 for a test ride for free ;)

As tempting as it is, don't think you can do the test on dealer plates.


It is always good to have lots of options.

And best of luck or if you prefer, have a good clean ride.


It sure is, so far I have 2 backup options not counting hiring a bike. 1, ride it as it (discharging the battery at a rate of .8A at idle, so not ideal, but will idle for at least an hour before its a problem, and it is breaking even at about 2000rpm, so as long as I am moving it is not a problem). 2, do the test with one headlight out (legal, safe, and the bike will be charging at idle which is good). So I have no shortage of options, and as I am wanting to make this the last time I have to think about the bike full license (been booked in twice before), I am going to be choosing carefully. Now its just a matter of keeping my nerve on the day.

laRIKin
28th May 2009, 17:42
What 250s do they lend out?

http://www.trevorpiercemotorcycles.co.nz/stock.htm

And I think a Keeway for Street and Sport.

Would pay to ring them both.

who_me_33
3rd June 2009, 09:00
Had my test yesterday, and passed it. Just ended up adjusting the idle on my bike, so it was always charging (stator problems). So good to have it finally done, and can now ride my big(er) bike (9 months after purchasing it).

laRIKin
3rd June 2009, 09:40
Well done.:scooter:

been_there
3rd June 2009, 13:24
Congrads.. :woohoo:

Feels good don't it

who_me_33
3rd June 2009, 13:59
Congrads.. :woohoo:

Feels good don't it

Sure does. Took a bit to get used to the bigger bike (rf400 vs fxr150, there is quite a few differences there), but its great to finally be on it.