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    But not the RD350. Unless that's what they mean by the RT350. Not really a biggie , not many learners will go for classics.

    What may be an issue is that NZ has got a lot of bikes on the road that Oz never got. F'instance, they list the Yamaha XV535, but not the XV400 or XV500 ?

    I imagine that there will opportunity to ask for inculsions (or exclusions!). BRONZ will make submissions accordingly. I may start a "please add this bike to the list" thread.
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    It sounds okay...

    Let's just wait to see what people start to whine about.
    Who, me? I just wander from thread to thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Check out here
    Thanks very much, Ixion, but perhaps the thread title should be "Government announces the rules will get changed later this year (or thereabouts)".

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    Heres the Aussie approved bike list (LAMS) take your pick



    Eligible Motorcycles in the category 0-260ml.
    All models with the exception of:
    Suzuki RGV250
    Kawasaki KR250 (KR-1 and KR1s models)
    Honda NSR250
    Yamaha TZR250
    Aprila RS250

    Eligible Motorcycles in the category 261 - 660ml
    AJS MODEL 18
    MODEL 30
    APRILA MOTO 6.5
    PEGASO 650
    PEGASO 650 I.E.
    RXV 450
    RXV 550
    SXV 450
    SXV 550
    ARIEL HUNTMASTER
    RED HUNTER 350
    RED HUNTER 500
    BENELLI Velvet 400
    BLTACO SHERPA
    BMW F650
    F650CS
    F650GD
    F650GS
    F650ST
    R50
    R60
    R60/5
    R60/6
    R65
    R69
    BSA B33
    B50SS GOLDSTAR
    EMPIRESTAR
    GOLD STAR
    GOLDEN FLASH
    LIGHTNING
    SPITFIRE MKIII
    THUNDERBOLT

    CAGIVA 410TE
    610TE
    610TE-E
    CANYON 500
    CANYON 600
    RIVER 600
    W16 600
    COSSACK 650
    DNEPER K650
    DOUG 350
    DUCATI 400 SS JUNIOR
    DM450
    DM500
    M620ie (24kw LITE)
    SL 500 PANTAH
    SL 600 PANTAH
    ENFIELD BULLET DELUXE
    BULLET ELECTRA
    BULLET 65
    BULLET CLASSIC
    TAURUS
    GASGAS EC300
    EC400
    FSE450
    FSE500
    FSE400
    Pamera450
    SM400
    SUPERMOTARD

    HARLEY SS350
    HONDA 600V TRANSALP
    BROS
    CB350
    CB350F
    CB400
    CB400F
    CB400N
    CB400T
    CB500
    CB650
    CRF450
    CX500
    NT650v DEAUVILLE
    NX650
    FT500
    REVERE
    RVF400
    SHADOW
    SILVERWING
    SL350
    VF400F
    VT500
    VT600C
    XBR500
    XL350
    XL500
    XL600
    XL650 vTRANSALP
    XR350
    XR350R
    XR400M
    XR400R
    XR500
    XR600
    XR600R
    XR650L
    HUSABERG FE(ENDURO)4E8
    FE(ENDURO)5E8
    FE(ENDURO)7E8
    FE400
    FE450
    FE501
    FE550
    FE600
    FE650
    FS450
    FS650
    HUSQVANA 350TE
    400TE
    410TE
    430WR
    510TE
    610TE
    610TE-E
    SM450R
    SM510R
    HYOSUNG COMET GT650L
    GV650L
    GT650SL
    GT650RL
    INDIAN 741 STOUT
    IZH Jupiter 350
    JAWA 350
    KAWASAKI EN450
    ER500A
    ER500C
    EX400
    EX500A
    KL600
    KL650A
    KL650B
    KL650C
    KL650E **
    KLE500A
    KLR 650
    KLX300B
    KLX400B
    KLX450A **
    KLX650B
    KLX650C
    KZ400
    KZ440
    KZ500
    KZ550
    LTD440
    Z600A
    Z650B
    ZR550B
    Z500
    KTM 625 SMC
    660 SMC
    EXC450
    EXC SERIES 300
    EXC SERIES 360
    EXC SERIES 380
    EXC SERIES 400
    EXC SERIES 510
    EXC SERIES 525
    GS SERIES 300
    GS SERIES 400
    GS SERIES 450
    GS SERIES 500
    GS SERIES 550
    GS SERIES 600
    LC4 SERIES 300
    LC4 SERIES 400
    LC4 SERIES 500
    LC4 SERIES 540
    LC4 SERIES 550
    LC4 SERIES 600
    LC4 SERIES 625
    LC4 SERIES 650
    LAVERDA 500
    MAICO 500
    MATCHLESS 600
    650
    G80 MAJOR
    MONTESSA COTA
    MORINI 350 SPORT
    500 STRADA
    500W
    MOTO GUZZI V35
    V50
    V65
    MUZ BAGHIRA 660
    SCORPION REPLICA
    SKORPION SPORT
    SKORPION TOUR
    MVAUGUSTA 350
    MZ ETZ250
    NORTON 50
    DOMINATOR
    ES2
    MODEL 88
    PANTHER 600
    650
    PIAGGIO X9 500
    RICKMAN 650
    ROYAL ENFIELD 650
    Bullet 500
    Lightning 500
    Bullet 350
    Diesel 324
    RUDGEWHITHWORTH 650
    Ulster
    SUZUKI AN400
    AN650
    DR350
    DR350S
    DR500
    DR600R
    DR650R
    DR650RE
    DR650RL
    DR650RSL
    DR650SE
    DR-Z400E
    GR650
    GS450E
    GS450S
    GS450SX
    GS500
    GS500E
    GS500K
    GS550
    GSX400E
    GSX400F
    LS650
    RE5
    XF650
    TM 300 ENDURO
    TM300
    TM400
    TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 650
    SPEEDTWIN
    T100 TIGER
    T100R DAYTONA 500
    THUNDERBIRD 650
    TROPHY 500
    TROPHY 650
    TRW25
    URAL 650
    VELOCETTE MAC 350
    MSS 500
    VENOM
    VOR 400 ENDURO
    450 ENDURO
    500 ENDURO
    530 ENDURO
    YAMAHA RD400
    RT350
    SR500
    SRX600
    SZR660
    TT350
    TT600
    TT600E
    TT600R
    TX650
    WR400F
    WR426F
    WR450
    XJ550
    XJ650
    XJR400
    XP500
    XS400
    XS650
    XT225
    XT350
    XT500
    XT550
    XT600
    XT660R
    XT660X
    XTZ660
    XV535
    XVS650
    XVS650A
    XZ550
    YP 400

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    Dont ya just love the way the government announces the rule changes - and then opens it up for consultation
    =mjc=
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    Noone's mentioned the abolition of the 70kph limit ?
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    Guess that will plummet the value of my bike come re-sale time then.

    Bummer.
    "It would be spiteful, to put jellyfish in a trifle."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Noone's mentioned the abolition of the 70kph limit ?
    Yeah, you did!
    And an excellent thing it is too.
    If they could just get rid of the "L" plates, learners would be much safer.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Noone's mentioned the abolition of the 70kph limit ?
    They mentioned (in not so many words) - that nobody gave a rats arse about it anyway.

    Glad to see it gone tho.

    Interestingly enough that was how I got my exemption (they didnt want me doing 70 on the open roads).

    Im guessing that once this becomes law getting exemptions will be almost impossible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hubba Gubba View Post
    Guess that will plummet the value of my bike come re-sale time then.
    But you bought it to ride - not sell - didn't you?

    So go ride

    And worry about the future when it happens
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tank View Post
    They mentioned (in not so many words) - that nobody gave a rats arse about it anyway.

    Glad to see it gone tho.

    Interestingly enough that was how I got my exemption (they didnt want me doing 70 on the open roads).

    Im guessing that once this becomes law getting exemptions will be almost impossible.
    Yeah, but look at what you could be able to ride...! AJS's, BSA's, Matchless', Nortons, Royal Enfield's, Ural's...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post

    25 demerits for not wearing a helemt (huh - when was the last time you ever anyone not wearing one ?)
    You dont really want me to revisit that do ya??....

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    About bloody time. I can remember having to borrow a C50 to sit my full licence on in 1985, because my 1970 CB350 didn't qualify.

    And all my rich mates had RD250LCs. Pissed me off it did.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    so in lamens terms?

    cant be bothered reading all the crap ill just get confused parapharse for me please?
    I've learnt to hide the pain inside, open the throttle and ride away.

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    Would it be a defence for riding an "unlisted" bike if you could provide a dyno reading showing less than 150kw/tonne output?

    Like most others I think its about right. Although I've had my full since 1985 so it won't affect me.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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