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Paddock Pal
21st January 2009, 14:23
Hi there, I am currently going through the pain of motorbike licensing at the age of 46. Restricted so far. Loving my VTR to learn on, highly recommend one for any learner riders. Took it around the Coromandel loop on the weekend. Hubby was mortified when i pulled over to let tailgating cars pass by! But he was a very patient rider behind me holding back the V-Strom. I felt like i was almost lying down around some of the corners and my knee MUST have been about to touch the ground however i was probably barely passed upright. Lack of confidence at times is my biggest drawback but I'm perservering! Have a great bunch of riders to give me good feedback. Enjoying reading some of the threads and advice on the site thanks.

007XX
21st January 2009, 14:31
Welcome, welcome...Awesome to see another Auckers chick around, and especially one with such obvious great taste in motorbikes :blip:

Have fun around here, but just don't take anyone too seriously as some just love to bait new members for fun.
Hope to meet you at some stage on one of the rides...the ATNR is always a good place to start and meet some of the lovely folks on here.

MSTRS
21st January 2009, 14:35
.... some just love to bait new members for fun.


We so don't do that. You are such a liar, V. :spanking:
And one for the new poster too. :spanking:
:devil2:

007XX
21st January 2009, 14:40
We so don't do that. You are such a liar, V. :spanking:
And one for the new poster too. :spanking:
:devil2:

This person should be treated with great caution as a mastermind in many areas... from mentoring and BS both alike in perfection but never together! :bleh:

:shake: Ya wouldn't beat up a preggie lady, now would ya?

kiwifruit
21st January 2009, 14:41
welcome to the site :)

MSTRS
21st January 2009, 14:59
This person should be treated with great caution as a mastermind in many areas... from mentoring and BS both alike in perfection but never together! Thangyu thangyu thangyuverymuch....


Ya wouldn't beat up a preggie lady, now would ya?
Never. Just a little spanking. Cos I know you like that sort of thing.
All women do, I've been told....

007XX
21st January 2009, 15:02
All women do, I've been told....

Little do you realise this was probably a set up for a bitch slapping by whomever told ya :shifty:











*but yeah...just don't advertise so damn much, will ya?*

yungatart
21st January 2009, 15:12
Hi there, I am currently going through the pain of motorbike licensing at the age of 46. Restricted so far. Loving my VTR to learn on, highly recommend one for any learner riders. Took it around the Coromandel loop on the weekend. Hubby was mortified when i pulled over to let tailgating cars pass by! But he was a very patient rider behind me holding back the V-Strom. I felt like i was almost lying down around some of the corners and my knee MUST have been about to touch the ground however i was probably barely passed upright. Lack of confidence at times is my biggest drawback but I'm perservering! Have a great bunch of riders to give me good feedback. Enjoying reading some of the threads and advice on the site thanks.

Welcome to the madhouse! it is all about having fun!
Tell hubby not to shatter all your illusions, I am sure you DID have your knee down!!
Confidence comes with riding...or so they tell me...


Little do you realise this was probably a set up for a bitch slapping by whomever told ya :shifty:



Oooh, can I? Can I? Lemme...aww, go on, please:msn-wink:

I'd love to give him a good slapping!!

Well, maybe just threaten it woul be punishment enough...

vifferman
21st January 2009, 15:15
Welcome to Kiwi Biker, Paddock Pal even if you do have a weird name :wavey:
Great bike you've got there! :niceone: It's like half of my first viffer, only more betterer!

Okey Dokey
21st January 2009, 16:29
Welcome to kb and the wonderful world of motorcycling. The more you ride, the better your skills improve, and the confidence will come. Enjoy!

LardEmbargo
21st January 2009, 19:43
I remember starting out, you ride down the road a little way, start to get your confidence up a bit, give it a bit more throttle and it feels like YOU'RE APPROACHING LIGHTSPEED OMG.

Quick glance down (eyes up all the time, obviously) to check you're not creeping up over 110kph or something, and...

32 it says.

And the speedo's probably slightly optimistic and reads high anyway.


But it does start to feel a bit more natural after a while - so good luck with practising and things.

oh and good choice in wheels too, incidentally :)

true-to-life
22nd January 2009, 07:10
Very cool bike you have there, I LOVE mine. Got out the other day after a little too much time off the road and it felt like....well...I just gotta get out there more.

Take care out there. See ya around the site.

The Stranger
22nd January 2009, 07:40
Hubby was mortified when i pulled over to let tailgating cars pass by!

Which of course was the correct thing to do.
It helps prevent someone taking a stupid risk to overtake you and possibly putting your life at risk.

Fatt Max
23rd January 2009, 16:33
Gidday and welcome,

I got in the saddle myself at 41, who cares about age, eh.

They tell me the coro loop is a great ride, I'll do it one day.

Good on ya and enjoy the site..:2thumbsup

mbxer
25th January 2009, 12:29
Welcome Paddock Pal , some good digs given here but nevermind! In general Its a great way to find out whats happening on the bike seen :headbang: