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  1. #1
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    Hey, I'm back...

    hello to everyone....
    after having a bit of a crash 10 months ago ive decided i want to get back into it. mainly because im sick of my car, and really want a bike again.
    im on my restricted and able to go for my full now, i want to do my full pretty soon so im not sure if i really want to buy a 250 because ill just end up selling it 2 or 3 days later. is there a place in wellington you can hire bikes out? need a bit of help, its pretty tough out there with a car thats costing me $40 a week in insurence and $600 everytime i get a small scrash or mark on it.
    cheers
    sam
    my 250 doesn't satisfy me anymore, shes just not doing it

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    Just get a CBR250rr or a zxr250... it will keep you entertained for a long time. They are good machines.

    You haven't ridden for a while and have you ridden much at all?

    If you are just wanting something for commuting but want to have fun too, i'd say a 400 or a 250 4 cylinder
    ...Full throttle till you see god, then brake.

  3. #3
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    im way to tall for a cbr ill have to go back to the hyobag or a ninja probs
    not looking for a commutor only live 5 mins from work, more looking for something to have fun on and a sunday cruze

    probs just get a gt250 again want to try the r version, looks nicer ha...
    my 250 doesn't satisfy me anymore, shes just not doing it

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    I remember you.

    Welcome back!


    If you can make it on Kiwibiker you can make it anywhere.

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    Welcome back Sam.

    Good decision.

    Good luck with finding the right bike for you

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    Quote Originally Posted by chef View Post
    im way to tall for a cbr ill have to go back to the hyobag or a ninja probs
    not looking for a commutor only live 5 mins from work, more looking for something to have fun on and a sunday cruze

    probs just get a gt250 again want to try the r version, looks nicer ha...
    Stop wasting good money on shit bikes. Get a 4 cylinder 250 with twin front discs, and you won't even need to upgrade when you get your full. I know they are getting old, but they are just so damn good.

    A personal rule I have is never buy the same bike twice unless you have a very good reason. And until new evidence arrives, don't buy chinese or korean.

    I just recently bought a UZ125, Japanese made. Fuel injected, and it is a lot of fun. It has advantages that proper bikes don't but some disadvantages that proper bikes don't either. I reckon my UZ would give a GT250 a run for it's money up to 60km/hr.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtec View Post
    Stop wasting good money on shit bikes. Get a 4 cylinder 250 with twin front discs, and you won't even need to upgrade when you get your full. I know they are getting old, but they are just so damn good.
    Is a single disk on the front that crusty? eg MC19?

  8. #8
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    im 6'3 and 100kgs those small bikes are no good for me, need something big thats why i need to do my full asap. even the hyobag are almost to small.

    hmmm tough out there what to do, id rather just hire a bike for a few days to get my full on then get a speed triple YEAH!
    my 250 doesn't satisfy me anymore, shes just not doing it

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    Welcome back.

    Nothing has changed.

    Apparently Hondas are still gay

    Suzukis still crash

    Kawasakis still explode

    Yamahas - are they still making bikes?

    Harleys still get picked upon for things that went wrong with them 30 years ago

    Ho-bags are still not 'real' bikes.

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