View Full Version : Just like a walk in the park...
Deviant Esq
5th December 2007, 07:57
... only motorised. :cool:
There was this guy in an older Falcon following me around, staying a respectful distance back, but definitely lurking in my mirrors. When an intersection came up he started indicating really early, and for some odd reason I felt compelled to indicate the same direction and go that way too... :confused:
We pootled around for a while in the morning sunshine, turning this way and that, avoiding gaggles of school kids making their way to school for the day. But it couldn't last and eventually we pulled over and stopped for a chat... :psst:
... and the guy gave me my full licence as a reward. :Punk:
:done:
hospitalfood
5th December 2007, 08:01
congrats, really looking forward to having one of those.
Usarka
5th December 2007, 08:02
I thought that was going to end up in the mens toilets......
phoenixgtr
5th December 2007, 08:07
Congrats bud, see you on the ride tonight (you better come)
MyGSXF
5th December 2007, 08:08
WOOHOOOO.. GO Ryan :wari:
Congrats mate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :Punk: There'll be no slowing you down now!! :2thumbsup
Jen :rockon:
007XX
5th December 2007, 08:09
Yay, well done Ryan...you clever thang you!!!:clap:
gijoe1313
5th December 2007, 08:11
:niceone: And some other characters here to make up the 10 minimum. Good on ya!
Matt_TG
5th December 2007, 08:16
Well done and well written :clap:
skelstar
5th December 2007, 08:48
Awesome dude. A nice change from the usual licence test thread ;)
JMemonic
5th December 2007, 09:00
I am picking you will be a very happy chap about now then. Might see you tonight.
Mikkel
5th December 2007, 09:08
Congratulations mate - good stuff!
So what are you getting yourself in order to celebrate it?
jrandom
5th December 2007, 09:18
Fookin neow!
:2thumbsup
Go take a ZX14 for a test ride. Right now. You know you want to.
;)
SDU
5th December 2007, 09:58
:laugh: Well done you deserve a beer
Bullitt
5th December 2007, 16:20
Congratulations Ryan.
Must have been excited to txt me three times about it:laugh:
Deviant Esq
5th December 2007, 16:36
Thanks guys, appreciate it. Sure is a good feeling, been waiting on this one for what seems like forever. Wasn't worried about the test itself - which was good since there was absolutely nothing to worry about, easiest thing I ever did - but the time, seemed to take forever to get here!
shit, musta been an early one! Congrats
Cheers G! Yeah, it was pretty early, had to be there at 7.50 to meet the tester. Happily he was an easy going friendly guy, so I had no trouble with being nervous or anything... hence the "walk in the park". Had to make it early though on account of having to go back to friggin' work afterwards... :mellow:
I am picking you will be a very happy chap about now then. Might see you tonight.
Me? :D Happy? :D Nah... :D Bit on the glum :D side... :D
See you there. :)
Fookin neow!
:2thumbsup
Go take a ZX14 for a test ride. Right now. You know you want to.
;)
You know I want to as well! Err... what am I doing at my computer? *Deviant shaped cloud*
As for what's next? Not too sure at this stage. The plan is to get out there and try to test ride as many as I can, try to get a feel of what suits me best. I mean, having these set ideas in your head is all well and good until you get out there and find it's totally different in the real world. So, I'm trying not to have any preconceived notions.
Having said that, if someone were to donate me a late 90s CBR600F in tidy original condition I'd not be complaining ;)
u4ea
5th December 2007, 16:38
Well done and well written :clap:
What he said!!!:2thumbsup:2thumbsup
BuFfY
5th December 2007, 16:39
Yay!! Congrats :D
onearmedbandit
5th December 2007, 17:53
Well done Ryan.
Xaria
5th December 2007, 19:11
Congratulations.
Storm
5th December 2007, 19:16
Congratulations mate
pzkpfw
5th December 2007, 19:20
...and yay for the NZ.
Great bike for this stage of your riding (and for some more).
Deviant Esq
5th December 2007, 20:37
...and yay for the NZ.
Great bike for this stage of your riding (and for some more).
It's still a really fun bike, you can really chuck it around, so light and handles so nicely that on the right kind of a road - twisty, hilly goodness - you can leave bigger, faster, sportier bikes behind if you're getting on with it. It's been a really good bike to learn on, and I think it'll put me in good stead for when I upgrade.
It'll be up for sale soon, and will be a shame to see it go really.
Ghost_Bullet
5th December 2007, 20:42
Awesome dude, ya gotta be happy... now for the upgrade uh??? :banana:
Kendog
5th December 2007, 20:47
Well done :2thumbsup
sporty 883
5th December 2007, 20:53
good on ya buddy, its a nice feeling aye.
Spuds1234
5th December 2007, 21:48
Nice work Ryan. Now you can go on one of my crazy spur of the moment "OMG its midnight im going for a ride" rides.
If your awake that is.
Love riding under a clear sky at night. Can be cold though.
0arbreaka
5th December 2007, 23:53
Congrats mate, go take a 05/06 zx6r out for a ride...
I bet your cant wipe the smile off your face.
SVboy
6th December 2007, 13:10
Nice one Ryan...now about that shout!!
nudemetalz
6th December 2007, 14:10
Go Redge !!!!!!! Well done, Dude.
I trust the NZ is still going well :)
It's still a really fun bike, you can really chuck it around, so light and handles so nicely that on the right kind of a road - twisty, hilly goodness - you can leave bigger, faster, sportier bikes behind if you're getting on with it. It's been a really good bike to learn on, and I think it'll put me in good stead for when I upgrade.
It'll be up for sale soon, and will be a shame to see it go really.
....and such a nice guy sold it to you originally ... ;)
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