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I brought my CBF 250 with me to Fiji for a 2 year contract. Shit, the way things are going I will have to ship it back without riding it (legally) here. Talk about bureaucracy. Anyway, in no doubt vain anticipation of such a felicitous eventuality, does anyone know about these tropical mesh armoured jackets? Even with the liner out mine is too warm... Not that I have ridden in it yet, of course....

A bit of the story, in episodes and some photos here...
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Well, we met at the bottom of the Haywards - the other guys were on 1100's and I had my 750 and the handbrake (oops I mean my dearly beloved wife of course)

So we turn left and behave ourselves valiantly up to the top where we stop long enough for a ciggy and some bs with the other riders.

Heading down into the 'rapa side we get stuck behind some stubborn cagers doing sweet fuck all over snail pace - even my uber conservative missy is like 'wtf get past these ...

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Stolen 1999 Suzuki Bandit GSF 250 V. colour - red / or closer to burgundy. bandit insignia is chrome both sides. dials chrome with black clocks. milleage = 83400km. After market baby aluminium round mirrors. brand new rear tyre, still has yellow mould markings on it. under seat has a cable lock, brand new brake pads for front and rear rotors. Receipts also from Red Baron motorcylces. Has a black grab bar at rear. number plate is on moving hinge with REGO: 87ZZR. reward offered. contact 021 044 3209. ...

First time in a long time that I am going, hope the fire is big

not sure how these blogg things work so will just talk shit here for a bit and see what happens

Epilogue

I hope you have enjoyed reading this review of my Newbie Training Update, in as much as the entries covered the recent formative years of learning to ride my motorcycle, I hope that in part, for those who particularly know me, that the Review gave an insight to the person BuckBuck#1. And for those who have read this blogg that have not met me out there on the roads of the lower North Island of New Zealand, I hope you have found a little something to take away when next you

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Over the following eighteen months there were numerous rewarding activities both out riding and here at the Kiwibiker website where I maintained several riding activity logs:

Where Did You Ride and What Did You Practice 2007
This was a regular fortnightly event: I created an inter-active participative forum whereby members would ‘write up’ their weekend riding and what they practised. From the pool of entries two were selected and copied across to the Newbie Training Update ...

Just signed up for the Taupo 4 hour, Amped as