New member with no licence (DFV)

**aprilia_RS250** · 26th August 2011, 16:02

Originally Posted by DFV

To all you exciting, law abiding people out there. Why do you ride a bike that is capable of exceeding the speed limit by multiple, and then stay within it. Maybe you should be riding scooters.

I think speed limits are there to keep clueless clowns like you who don't know how to ride well within their comfort zones. Just a thought...

**Maha** · 26th August 2011, 16:06

Originally Posted by DFV

To all you exciting, law abiding people out there. Why do you ride a bike that is capable of exceeding the speed limit by multiple, and then stay within it. Maybe you should be riding scooters.

..or more to the point, the mature people out there are less likely to expose themsleves as rediculous idiot time and time again.

**scumdog** · 26th August 2011, 16:26

Originally Posted by DFV

To all you exciting, law abiding people out there. Why do you ride a bike that is capable of exceeding the speed limit by multiple, and then stay within it. Maybe you should be riding scooters.

Fuck off ya troll, - best ya go to troll school and learn to do it PROPERLY...

**Maha** · 26th August 2011, 16:30

Originally Posted by scumdog

Fuck off ya troll, - best ya go to troll school and learn to do it PROPERLY...

....he has his own litle thread in his own little corner of an online website, some would kill for that level of enjoyment.

**DFV** · 26th August 2011, 17:24

YE HA! Now things are hummin.
Try this one for size: Anyone who hasn't exceeded 200K on the road should stick to the cycle track.

**DFV** · 26th August 2011, 17:32

Cmon Steve, I can see your on here, what you got to say?

**Parlane** · 26th August 2011, 17:33

Originally Posted by DFV

YE HA! Now things are hummin.
Try this one for size: Anyone who hasn't exceeded 200K on the road should stick to the cycle track.

Apparently I'm not allowed to ride on the cycle track...

**BoristheBiter** · 26th August 2011, 18:23

Originally Posted by DFV

YE HA! Now things are hummin.
Try this one for size: Anyone who hasn't exceeded 200K on the road should stick to the cycle track.

What car do you have? and do you drive that as fast as it can go?

**DFV** · 26th August 2011, 18:46

You will have to read back at the beginning of this thread to get an idea of my experience, and what I have driven.
As a clue, I have driven a car with a DFV in it. Can you work out what that is.

**DFV** · 26th August 2011, 18:49

You still didn't answer my question officer.

**BoristheBiter** · 26th August 2011, 18:55

Originally Posted by DFV

You will have to read back at the beginning of this thread to get an idea of my experience, and what I have driven.
As a clue, I have driven a car with a DFV in it. Can you work out what that is.

And you haven't answered mine, do you drive your can as fast as it can go?

**DFV** · 26th August 2011, 18:59

Truth is I'm just in for a stir. You shouldn't do stupid shit on the road, thats why I'm selling the Aprilia and buying a track bike.
I'm not a sunday rider and never will be.

**Parlane** · 26th August 2011, 19:00

Originally Posted by DFV

Truth is I'm just in for a stir. You shouldn't do stupid shit on the road, thats why I'm selling the Aprilia and buying a track bike.
I'm not a sunday rider and never will be.

Track the aprilla, you already fucked it up.

**DFV** · 26th August 2011, 19:04

Aprilia's work well on smooth european tracks, but NZ tracks are too bumpy as the Aprilia has a very ridgid frame. Thats why no ones riding them in NZ Superbikes.

**Parlane** · 26th August 2011, 19:08

Originally Posted by DFV

Aprilia's work well on smooth european tracks, but NZ tracks are too bumpy as the Aprilia has a very ridgid frame. Thats why no ones riding them in NZ Superbikes.

Man up and prove 'em wrong. Show them that it's the rider not the bike!