You know you're in love with your Ninja when...

**nothingflash** · 2nd December 2009, 19:18

Originally Posted by Juzz976

Lol missing the point of motorcycling?

If you think the point of motorcycling is about not having a sense of humour then by all means don't.
Or is it 'your not a real biker if you dont have a ninja attitude' ?

I'm not too sure

Just be aware that not everyone shares your opinion

What the hell?

**BuckBuck#1** · 2nd December 2009, 19:29

Originally Posted by Dadpole

Nice to hear you are enjoying the new toy Guy. I had forgotten how much fun a light bike is until a ride on a TZR250. Lots of fun without the need for speed.

I enjoy the pace, and the Rimutaka Hill is a real pleasure.

Originally Posted by Gareth51

BTW don't worry about your fly coming undone it happens to me when I get too excited

I won't go there Gareth, you having been in the Army and me in the Navy. You probably heard about the 'Dance of the Flammers'

Originally Posted by ukusa

You know you're in love with your Ninja when...

you start mounting her from behind !!!

Actually, its the dismount, I just swing the right leg up over the mirrors.

Originally Posted by Insanity_rules

So just excatly what was making your jeans tight young man? Remember you can love your Ninja but your not allowed to LURVE your Ninja OK?

Must have been my wallet, you got to carry some cash when you take the Ninja out for coffee.

Originally Posted by Juzz976

Lol missing the point of motorcycling?

If you think the point of motorcycling is about not having a sense of humour then by all means don't.
Or is it 'your not a real biker if you dont have a ninja attitude' ?

I'm not too sure

Just be aware that not everyone shares your opinion

I am confused about this post have I missed something here

**marine0089** · 3rd December 2009, 09:31

Originally Posted by BuckBuck#1

Yo marine. Ninja at 763km and booked in for 1000km service next Tuesday 8 December. [Its even on the calendar, asking for ride assistance.]

Nice work!

Don't worry, the Wellington Traffic isn't that bad. Just thank your lucky stars you don't live in Auckland.

But seriously, slow moving traffic on sh2 is a lot easier and less stressful then riding in the city itself. Half asleep people just pull out all over the show in the city