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Donor
24th December 2006, 18:23
Went to a fellow KB'ers place (BlueThunder, the KB'er/Ulysses guy with the fat ass C90 Boulevard) to see his sons new toy, a shiny FXR150.

turned up as said young fella (the son, not BlueThunder!) was pootling up and down the road, and as I was about to de-gear, got offered a spin.

I was amazed at how comfortable it was, and how well it handled, though the power was... well, lacking a little, but still a bloody awesome learners toy!

After I was done, I pointed to Daisy, and told Luke to give Daisy a spin down the road and back.

He leapt on, and after a minute, gave up trying to figure out where the starter button was, so I showed him how to kick start... muhahaha...

He pootled off gingerly down the road, went round a roundabout, and disappeared. He was gone a couple of minutes, and when he cam back... oh what a precious moment...

First words were "I take back everything I have ever said about 2 strokes"

I feel validated... :D

If only others could experience the true power of the most obnoxious, noisy and downright rude of all bikes... what a better place it would be!

Sorry, having a proud owner moment here, I'll go get another beer and be over it shortly... :drinkup:

Lucy
24th December 2006, 22:16
I didn't know Daisy was a two stroke. She is much more quiet and demure than Chickadees one in that case! Or am I having a blonde moment and he was comparing HIS two stroke to Daisy? Hmm. I think I need more bike experience than just K'road shops. I also need beer.

kneescraper
24th December 2006, 22:17
Im amazzzzzzzzed a young fulla road a bike with a name like Daisy....

Ixion
24th December 2006, 22:50
RZ250. Quiet!? Demure!? :rofl:

What ever have you DONE to the poor two smoker if someone thinks it's quiet and demure?

Donor
25th December 2006, 06:00
The only time I think of Daisy as quiet and demure, are right after I have turned off the ignition, and tucked her up under her blanket in the garage for the night!

Donor
25th December 2006, 06:02
Im amazzzzzzzzed a young fulla road a bike with a name like Daisy....

1) Young fulla?? I think I like you enough to buy you a beer.

2) Daisy - name give to the bike by previous owners wife. Previous owners wife was the person who suggested he GIVE Daisy to me... not sell, GIVE. Caveat - keep the name, so I have. :done:

kneescraper
25th December 2006, 08:38
Hahahahahah Respect mate...can't complain when a bike is given to you, even if it is called Daisy.

Donor
25th December 2006, 10:44
Hahahahahah Respect mate...can't complain when a bike is given to you, even if it is called Daisy.

When things go wrong, the name does vary a little... but as it's a family show, I'll leave it to your imagination...

Hellraiser
27th December 2006, 13:51
See i saw the title of this thread and thought "Holy Shit McJim is at it again"

LilSel
27th December 2006, 13:52
The only time I think of Daisy as quiet and demure, are right after I have turned off the ignition, and tucked her up under her blanket in the garage for the night!

It was really cool to meet you the other day Donor :rockon: :D
(And BlueThunder too) :D

McJim
27th December 2006, 15:14
I didn't know Daisy was a two stroke. She is much more quiet and demure than Chickadees one in that case! Or am I having a blonde moment and he was comparing HIS two stroke to Daisy? Hmm. I think I need more bike experience than just K'road shops. I also need beer.

The difference is that Chickadee revs the shit out of her 2 smoker - Daisy just gets the odd poke from time to time :Pokey:

Chickadee
27th December 2006, 22:22
See i saw the title of this thread and thought "Holy Shit McJim is at it again"

he said Validated not violated!

NighthawkNZ
28th December 2006, 00:10
he said Validated not violated!

lol :Punk: :done:

MyGSXF
28th December 2006, 00:17
I have turned off the ignition, and tucked her up under her blanket in the garage for the night!

Do you read her a bedtime story & sing a lullaby to soothe her to sleep too??? :dodge:

NighthawkNZ
28th December 2006, 00:20
Do you read her a bedtime story & sing a lullaby to soothe her to sleep too??? :dodge:

I do to my baby... and then slowly wake her in da morning and then ride baby ride... :scooter:

MyGSXF
28th December 2006, 00:24
I do to my baby... and then slowly wake her in da morning and then ride baby ride... :scooter:


:laugh: I give mine big cuddles.. & whisper sweets nothings in her wing mirror... :shutup:

NighthawkNZ
28th December 2006, 00:26
:laugh: I give mine big cuddles.. & whisper sweets nothings in her wing mirror... :shutup:

me too... but I wont tell anyone if you don't :shutup:

MyGSXF
28th December 2006, 00:29
me too... but I wont tell anyone if you don't :shutup:

.. ok.. our secret then !!!! :shifty:

NighthawkNZ
28th December 2006, 00:34
.. ok.. our secret then !!!! :shifty:

deal... :yes: moms the word :shutup:

MyGSXF
28th December 2006, 00:37
deal... :yes: moms the word :shutup:


sweet mate.. :niceone: on ya! :yes: fuck.. I'd hate for anyone to find out how soft I really was aye!!! :o

NighthawkNZ
28th December 2006, 00:39
sweet mate.. :niceone: on ya! :yes: fuck.. I'd hate for anyone to find out how soft I really was aye!!! :o

me too... same here...








anyway changing the subject... fuck me look at the time :gob:

Donor
28th December 2006, 07:16
It was really cool to meet you the other day Donor :rockon: :D
(And BlueThunder too) :D

Likewise LilSel - young Luke passed his test, and flew through his scratch and win yesterday, so we have another rider on the roads, on his sex-ay FXR1fiddy.

Blue Thunder
28th December 2006, 08:47
Donor, the young'un in question is still waffling on about being allowed to take Daisy for a squirt, it certainly broadened his thinking about the different type of infernal combustion engines that power our chosen steads. Having taken the wee beast for a squirt myself I too am somewhat impressed by the power of the package. It did take me back to my early riding when I to rode a Two Smoker.

Update: the boy much to the dismay of The Minister of War (AKA the wife) has now completed the beginings of a bike carreer by obtaining his Learners licence(sighs proudly):2thumbsup . Thanks to Riderskills for the instruction in basic handling, which has set him up as safe rider now just some practice and lots of road time to gain the confidence to keep him upright and the MOW off the valium!:wacko:
He has now signed on with KB and is looking forward to joining in with the 250 club on some organised newbie runs.

Looks like the old fella will be tagging along to keep an eye on the prodigal son.

Donor
28th December 2006, 09:13
Donor, the young'un in question is still waffling on about being allowed to take Daisy for a squirt, it certainly broadened his thinking about the different type of infernal combustion engines that power our chosen steads. Having taken the wee beast for a squirt myself I too am somewhat impressed by the power of the package. It did take me back to my early riding when I to rode a Two Smoker.

Personally, I think everyone should ride a 2 stroke at least once... if only to piss the general population off with the gorgeous emanations from the rear...


Update: the boy much to the dismay of The Minister of War (AKA the wife) has now completed the beginings of a bike carreer by obtaining his Learners licence(sighs proudly):2thumbsup . Thanks to Riderskills for the instruction in basic handling, which has set him up as safe rider now just some practice and lots of road time to gain the confidence to keep him upright and the MOW off the valium!:wacko:
He has now signed on with KB and is looking forward to joining in with the 250 club on some organised newbie runs.

Already threatened to drag him along, kicking and screaming if necessary...


Looks like the old fella will be tagging along to keep an eye on the prodigal son.

Just make sure you give us an hours head start, so's the C90 doesn't have those damnable over heating issues again... I mean, I figure an hours head start should only require 3rd gear and 20 minutes for you to re-join us anyway...

Lucy
28th December 2006, 11:09
Personally, I think everyone should ride a 2 stroke at least once... if only to piss the general population off with the gorgeous emanations from the rear...
..


Ahem, who needs a two stoke motorbike to do that?????

:innocent:

Donor
28th December 2006, 11:12
Ahem, who needs a two stoke motorbike to do that?????

:innocent:

Anyone who wants to know the joys of leaving not only a lingering odour, but one with visibility, wrapped in a ringading symphony! lol