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clint640
17th January 2006, 09:39
Had a nice ride out through Pureora on Saturday, then helped my girlfriend buy Potzman's (thanks Potzman :niceone: ) immaculate KRR150 & rode it back to Rotovegas for her.

Pics on Advrider: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=114456

Cheers
Clint

Sniper
17th January 2006, 09:40
NIce work clint

Fishy
17th January 2006, 12:20
Nice one Clint, hmm my lady is keen on getting a bike too but I'm in two minds over the whole thing. I know I should l let her do want she wants to do (which I probably will anyway) but am just worried about her getting hurt. How do you feel about yours being on 2 wheels??

Grahameeboy
17th January 2006, 12:33
I would not argue if it was me but I do not have that worry but guess you should let her do what she wants and make sure she gets all the training etc.....applies to all other aspects of relatonships too I guess......I mean she let you buy a motorbike so what is the difference....ha ha

Fishy
17th January 2006, 12:37
Yeah I'm gonna teach her how to ride on a mates RM125 on her parents farm and see how she likes it.

Grahameeboy
17th January 2006, 12:41
Yeah I'm gonna teach her how to ride on a mates RM125 on her parents farm and see how she likes it.

Not trying to put her off are you....subtle!!!

merv
17th January 2006, 12:49
Nice ride with good scenery.

Fishy
17th January 2006, 12:52
Well she could fall off a couple of times and that may put her off?? or she could end up pulling stand up wheelies all afternoon and put me to shame... will just have to wait and see I guess

Grahameeboy
17th January 2006, 12:53
Well she could fall off a couple of times and that may put her off?? or she could end up pulling stand up wheelies all afternoon and put me to shame... will just have to wait and see I guess

Maybe take Speedmedic along.......to heal your bruises eh?

clint640
17th January 2006, 13:46
Nice one Clint, hmm my lady is keen on getting a bike too but I'm in two minds over the whole thing. I know I should l let her do want she wants to do (which I probably will anyway) but am just worried about her getting hurt. How do you feel about yours being on 2 wheels??

Well, it was her money & her idea. She does a lot of cycling around town so is well used to riding defensively & not expecting anybody to give way or even see her. She'll also have a full set of gear before she gets on the open road so that's a large part of the safety equation taken care of. When I think of the crashes I've had I worry a bit, but they were mostly when I was young(er) & stoopid(er) & not wearing as good protective gear as we have now.

Cheers
Clint