Im loking at getting a bike around May cause then Ill have my car paid off and will have money for a bike finally
However Ive riden a FXR and a ZXR 250's are their all a tad too small for me :S
Could I possibly get a exemption?
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Im loking at getting a bike around May cause then Ill have my car paid off and will have money for a bike finally
However Ive riden a FXR and a ZXR 250's are their all a tad too small for me :S
Could I possibly get a exemption?
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What makes you so special you need a bigger bike?
Are you to crap to go round corners at a decent pace and need more power in the straights so that you can keep up with gn125's?
Or have you eaten too many pies?
Why are you asking us anyway? Yes, you've now got a KB special dispensation, you can now ride any bike up to 250million cc with up to 4 pillions (11 with a sidecar)
ok, if you haven't figured yet I'm giving you shit. But you still need to explain why your special.
There are two possible ways to legally ride a bigger bike on a learners/restricted. If you pull finger and look through previous threads you'll find the answers.
I'm with you 100% here!Originally Posted by paparazzi
Go and pass your test - which means you'll hopefully learn to ride a bike, rather than just thinking you can leap on anything and it'll be a doddle.
Normally I'd not foist UK laws on anyone, but it does make sense to learn what you are doing before going off and trying to get an allowance to kill yourself.
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I can ride bikes... the problem I find is that Im a bit too tall for 250's...
like on a ZXR 250's the faring come upto my knees are yeah its not a pain free experience... and on a FZR 250 my knees dont really fit where their ment to go either and it can be awkward at times...
a 250 is fast enough for me just like... not big enought size wise... well going by the two that ive riden so far
There is a move to get an exemption regime underway, but knowing Government depts it won't be quick enough to help you.
Do you qualify for the CBT scheme?
Tell more?
These courses have been introduced by Land Transport Safety Authority as a trial to help motorcycle riders with experience and competency in riding motorcycles to proceed through the graduate driver licence system by reducing and in some cases eliminating the time frames.Originally Posted by Frankie
There are two parts to this trial:
Part 1
Competency Training & Assessment course (CBTAR) for those that hold a Class 6 Learners licence.
For those on a Learners Licence (6L) moving to Restricted Licence more >>
Part 2
Competency Training & Assessment course (CBTAF) for those that hold a Class 6 Restricted licence.
For those on a Restricted Licence (6R) moving to Full Licence more >>
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.
How tall are you exactly???? and how heavy???
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Get yourself a ZZR250/VTR250/GT250/Hornet250/ETZ250
Theres a list as long as your arm that arent small - ie bigger and a bit more comfy than the FZR/ZXR250. FWIW my friend who is 6'4" rides a FZR250, so I dont see why you cant.....
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Jeeeeeepers!Originally Posted by Posh Tourer :P
I am a measly 5foot 6inches FZR250 rider and damn glad I am nowhere near six feet tall!
I agree though. Other 250 models may be suited to taller riders but as I am a wee fella on a FZR I wouldn't recommend that model to you
Sports bikes were never meant to be comfortable.Originally Posted by Frankie
Get a trail bike. They have no fairings to catch your knees on and you don't have to contort to fit them.
Another thing you might want to do is go get your learners no w so that when you get your bike or even before, you can go straight to restricted. Rather than messing round with stupid 70km/h rules etc.
Life is difficult because it is non-linear.
Thats harder to do than it sounds, I had planned to do they same but once the license was in the back pocket it didn't take long for a bike to end up in the garage. Still would rather be riding now with a learners than not riding at all.Originally Posted by dhunt
Just how tall? I'm 6' 6" and have no problems on my CBR250R, and have taken on long journeys with no more than a streach each time I tank. Just sit at the back of the seat and you'll be fine.Originally Posted by Frankie
about 6 3 or 6 4
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