Noob with boobs

**Danae** · 18th October 2009, 14:50

Originally Posted by Markw336

congratz on the BHS i did mine about 1 month ago and have had my leaners for about 3 weeks this site definatly helped my pass the learners theory test with 100%

+1

The only one I got wrong I did so on purpose XD

**tate35** · 18th October 2009, 20:14

Welcome and congrats on the BHS. I got my BHS back in September of last year....so after taking this http://www.drivinginstructor.co.nz/t...=Motor%20Cycle (easy) it has prompted me to do my theory test!!!!

lol

**NINJA_250R** · 19th October 2009, 10:38

FUK NONONONONONO~~~~~~~~
you probably gonna get ur bike before me!

**Tink** · 19th October 2009, 15:03

Originally Posted by Danae

+1

The only one I got wrong I did so on purpose XD

Had my licence 5 weeks or there abouts, and I wish I could have done that... classic... lol. I did get one wrong tho, I scrubbed so hard the answer disappeared, so they classified it as wrong.. doh!:

**PirateJafa** · 19th October 2009, 17:14

Originally Posted by EnzoYug

Hi Haymaker,

Great to have you onboard. Taught my G/F to ride on an FXR and she loved it. I've had two myself and my flatmate has one sitting in the garage next to a VTR and THE GIXXER.

In short, they're great! I'd say they're more fun than a GN250 or something 'nasty' like a scorpio / gpx* - oh and my flatmate may be selling...

I'll ask her tomorrow.

*Sorry GPX / Scorpio riders! It's nothing personal, you just ride shit bikes :P

What the fuckstick.

You learnt on a Hyosung didn't you?

And then you bought a gixxer, so your eye for quality has hardly improved.

The best learner 250s bar none, are the VTR250 and the GPX250, depending on if they want fairings or not. FXR150's are good learner bikes as well, although some riders may feel limited by them after a while, whilst others aren't worried by the fixxer's power limitations during the course of their learning 18/24 months.

**marine0089** · 20th October 2009, 09:00

Originally Posted by Danae

+1

The only one I got wrong I did so on purpose XD

Bahaha! Would have loved to have seen the person behind the counters face when they saw that answer.

Oh and Welcome Haymaker =)

**proseuche** · 26th October 2009, 18:09

Hi Haymaker. I'm new too, also central/east auckland. we should go riding when you're all licensed :]

I went for a vtr250 it is a sweet bike I absolute adore it.

**Cr1MiNaL** · 26th October 2009, 20:12

Originally Posted by Haymaker

Alas! Another chick biker joins the forum.
I've been riding the pillion seat a few times lately, enough to get me addicted and keen to ride myself. So I'm looking at getting my learners and purchasing my first bike in time for summer. I live in central/east Auckland, so once I've got some experience I'm keen to join a few group rides.
I'm thinking of getting a Suzuki fxr. If you know of anyone selling, or have other suggestions, please let me know. My budget is around 2-3k.

How did ya find the R1 as opposed to the VRT or the Horneyt Hay?!

**Haymaker** · 27th October 2009, 23:10

Originally Posted by YamahaR64Life

How did ya find the R1 as opposed to the VRT or the Horneyt Hay?!

Haha the R1 had the best acceleration of the lot, however also took the prize for least comfortable pillion seat. But all in all it was a good ride, thanks

**Haymaker** · 27th October 2009, 23:33

Originally Posted by Danae

This'll help!

http://www.drivinginstructor.co.nz/t...=Motor%20Cycle

Haha I can't believe some of those questions, do they expect monkeys to be riding?! Thanks for that Danae, will definately help me get going to sit the test.

Originally Posted by proseuche

Hi Haymaker. I'm new too, also central/east auckland. And also with boobs (and they're awesome, but sorry you animals no pics). we should go riding when you're all licensed :]

I went for a vtr250 it is a sweet bike I absolute adore it. So good around corners and really quick, awesome for commuting, such a good learners bike. I have been on it about 2 months just did my first big open ride to NP and back was wicked fun!! way more confident now.

I first learnt around the ellerslie racecourse carpark on a sunday arvo.

I love how it's a little community when riding your bike, everyone gives you a little wave or nod whn you pass, except guys on harleys...but i still wave enthusiastically and sometimes get a wave back

Would love to go riding with you when I'm licenced and have a bike

which hopefully won't be too far away, I'm eager to get out there

Congrats on the big ride

can't wait 'til I'm ready for something like that!

**Cr1MiNaL** · 28th October 2009, 18:30

Originally Posted by Haymaker

Haha the R1 had the best acceleration of the lot, however also took the prize for least comfortable pillion seat. But all in all it was a good ride, thanks

It's a purpose built machine. For the record I never went past 7k rpm! Glad you had fun!!