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Krusti
7th January 2005, 20:44
I know Meon3 and myself will probably be labelled as bad parents by some for doing it but we helped son finance his second bike today.....2003 RS250... What a coooooool bike...wish my parents were as stupid as his are! :whocares:

Rode back from Auck in the pissing rain today ... motorway drivers suck! :angry2:

I think he's out sleeping in garage with it now.

Here's me still with my 91 ZZR.

toads
7th January 2005, 20:46
yes if that makes you bad parents we must be bad ones too, we financed our son into a cbr250rr, he has recoently sold it but loved it while he had it, i'm sort of relieved he's not riding around on it now as he had the tendency to go way too fast on it

StoneChucker
7th January 2005, 20:50
Yes it's dangerous, but you can't bubble wrap kids forever. I only dreamed of that when I was young. I'm sure he'll enjoy it immensely :niceone:

I bet he thinks you're the bees knees :laugh:

Indiana_Jones
7th January 2005, 20:55
Respect, My parents financed my Fixxer, love it to bits and my parents for helping me.

Also to make your son really happy, give him a copy of the Top Gun soundtrack :banana: He'll love dangerzone while blasting around

-Indy

Krusti
7th January 2005, 20:57
Yes it's dangerous, but you can't bubble wrap kids forever. I only dreamed of that when I was young. I'm sure he'll enjoy it immensely :niceone:

I bet he thinks you're the bees knees :laugh:

Little bugger hasn't given me a ride yet, got home late and he gave me milking off on condition I washed it for him.

He is probably more carefull on road than me, Knows what broken bones feel like from years of MX. Bloody cool to go riding with your kids tho :cool2:

gav
7th January 2005, 21:02
Nah, from what you've posted he sounds pretty level headed. Good on ya, my parents half paid for my first bike but it certainly wasnt anything like a RS250 Priller :Punk: You might want to consider an advanced riding school or maybe a track day with him? I take it hes got good helmet, gloves, boots etc?

Krusti
7th January 2005, 21:08
Nah, from what you've posted he sounds pretty level headed. Good on ya, my parents half paid for my first bike but it certainly wasnt anything like a RS250 Priller :Punk: You might want to consider an advanced riding school or maybe a track day with him? I take it hes got good helmet, gloves, boots etc?

Good idea.. Might do it myself as well.

Should have seen him react today, fast lane motorway, pissing rain, dickheads every where, RG150 hit reserve! Excuse me I'm moving left FAST!

Krusti
7th January 2005, 21:14
Auckland roads suck!...Long live the Waikato :Punk:

toads
7th January 2005, 21:15
it is really awesome to go riding with your kids eh, my boy is awesome to watch. ( proudish parent dopey grin)

crashe
8th January 2005, 06:37
So he finally got his new bike aye.... good onya... :wavey:

He should be out there washing it and polishing it.... and then washing your bike and his mum's trike for helping him to buy his new one...
Plus doing the dishes for the next 2 months.... and oh yeah keeping his room tidy as well.... lol.... oh thats right he is a teenager...lol.

Wonko
8th January 2005, 07:39
So that would make my parent's good then as they wouldn't help me onto a bike?

Have fun out there with your son, bet he's out there now polishing it.

guzzi_nz
8th January 2005, 08:08
I know Meon3 and myself will probably be labelled as bad parents by some for doing it but we helped son finance his second bike today.....2003 RS250... What a coooooool bike...wish my parents were as stupid as his are! :whocares:

Rode back from Auck in the pissing rain today ... motorway drivers suck! :angry2:

I think he's out sleeping in garage with it now.

Here's me still with my 91 ZZR.

I dont know how you can be bad parents .
U must love your kid to buy the motorcycle for him
U have insterest in the same things :ride:
And y not make your kids happly :eek:
They are your kids :mobile:
If i had the money i would do the same :cool2:

guzzi_nz
8th January 2005, 08:10
it is really awesome to go riding with your kids eh, my boy is awesome to watch. ( proudish parent dopey grin)


:mega: HERE HERE

Slipstream
8th January 2005, 08:54
I know Meon3 and myself will probably be labelled as bad parents by some for doing it but we helped son finance his second bike today.
BAD BAD PARENTS....NO BISCUIT!

On a smaller note, are you looking to adopt a house trained 26yr old???




Also to make your son really happy, give him a copy of the Top Gun soundtrack :banana: He'll love dangerzone while blasting around.Man, you really like that soundtrack don't you...how many posts (and threads) has it been on now? ;)

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Ms Piggy
8th January 2005, 09:05
Not bad parenting there! Good job! You........ :Punk: (rock)

mini_hooks_
8th January 2005, 09:09
...you're the bees knees... :laugh:

my nana says that :killingme

Krusti
8th January 2005, 09:12
Its got that dull primer look paint, havent worked out if you are sposed to polish or not

jrandom
8th January 2005, 09:21
Aha, so it *was* an RS250. What did the insurance end up costing, then?

He's a lucky little bugger to have you guys as parents. My mum always went absolutely spare at the idea of me getting a motorcycle while I was living at home.

I take it he already has some riding experience, then? On the dirt, or small road bikes or summat? Hopping straight onto a 70hp two-stroke racer as a first bike could be a bit fraught for some.

But I'm sure he'll enjoy it :)

And once he moves on he can keep it as an F3 racer, if he so desires.

Beautiful stuff.

Ghost Lemur
8th January 2005, 09:27
I don't understand how you can be bad parents.

By the sounds of it you've raised a fine boy who can now handle a powerful machine at a young age. Plus support his interests financially.

I can only hope to be as successful as Melon3 and you.

BTW - has the boy joined up here yet? If not get him on, we need pics of his baby.

Damn I'm jealous...

Krusti
8th January 2005, 09:27
Yeah. Been racing MX for years, RMZ250. Traded RG150E on it. In some ways it is alot safer than the 150 as we ride mostly country roads cruising at 100-120 and it was a little slow in overtaking department! Do not have to take as big risks!

motomaniacchick
8th January 2005, 09:40
Coming from a daughter of a "bad" parent who helps with the purchasing of a bike, I can say from the daughters perspective that there is NO WAY you are a bad parent. You are the coolest kind of parent coz u take an interest in what your kid wants to do and you can hang out while doing it. Also, your son/daughter will be the envy of all their mates coz you are way cooler than their parents :headbang:
.....


Thanks dad!! :innocent:

aff-man
8th January 2005, 12:03
BASTARDS hahaha na just jokes. You guys are not bad parents at all. My folks refuse to pay anything on the buying side of the bike (thier little way of showin how they feel) but my dad pays my insurance and although my mom worries they have come to accept it and stuff.:not: :not: . That there rs will be a hell load quicker than the old rg hmmmm :devil2: :devil2:

sels1
8th January 2005, 12:39
My folks topped up my paper-run savings to help me buy a DT100 when I was 15 - to get me to college and make me "more independent"
(I was the youngest - I think they wanted me out of the house)
I sold my son the wifes car(too cheap of course but I refused to just give it to him) and the proceeds went to towards getting me back into biking (yay) after many years absence.

Gen
8th January 2005, 15:56
It's great when you're parents are into the same thing you are, and are able and willing to help you out :cool2:

as long as the kid does'nt take advantage and ruin the bike, it's all good to help your kids.

zooter
8th January 2005, 19:54
I was banned from having anything to do with motorcycles as a kid! Took me till I was 34 to get a bike.

Sensei
8th January 2005, 20:28
Hey Krusti As above how much for Insurance?? I see these use a RGV250 motor to power them . Excellent going for buying your boy the bike .
SENSEI

Krusti
8th January 2005, 20:59
Hey Krusti As above how much for Insurance?? I see these use a RGV250 motor to power them . Excellent going for buying your boy the bike .
SENSEI
Yeah...had to HP in my name, 15 too young. Then insurance in my name and he is named rider. Because of my wonderfull record :innocent: 40% rebate.

$13000 full cover, $1250 year. $2000 plus if not had rebate.

Protecta

Will hunt round this year see what we can get, but was not about to ride out without insurance.

All went for a ride tonight. ZZR wont touch RS on back windy roads!

Sensei
8th January 2005, 21:09
Not to bad I suppose . Still got told $2500 for my 03 1000 ended up after alot of haggling $ 638 for a year Now that was cheap . :yes:
SENSEI :sly:

MikeL
8th January 2005, 21:29
I know Meon3 and myself will probably be labelled as bad parents by some for doing it but we helped son finance his second bike today

BAD PARENTS! Irresponsible, indulgent, short-sighted, foolish in the extreme...

I made sure my 2 sons grew up fully aware of how dangerous, expensive and pointless motorcycling is... And made it clear to them that they can borrow my car any time they like.

No sleepless nights for me...

avgas
8th January 2005, 21:36
MAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNN, i had to finance my RG through my dad - quite posibly the dumbest thing you could ever do.
Ended up repaying it 3 times!!!!!!!!!! Banks and Credit Union had better intrest rates.

guzzi_nz
9th January 2005, 06:29
BAD PARENTS! Irresponsible, indulgent, short-sighted, foolish in the extreme...

I made sure my 2 sons grew up fully aware of how dangerous, expensive and pointless motorcycling is... And made it clear to them that they can borrow my car any time they like.

No sleepless nights for me...



HA HA have u been up town on fri-sat night see up they up to in your car :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:

sleepless nights for u...[/QUOTE]

Ghost Lemur
9th January 2005, 07:32
HA HA have u been up town on fri-sat night see up they up to in your car :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:

sleepless nights for u...[/QUOTE]

I take it you missed the ever-so-subtle sarcasm in Mike's post.

Krusti
9th January 2005, 10:44
You guys rock! :first: :rockon: