Aint it great to not have to worry about not being 100% legal?
It doesn't mean much to some, but lots of us care about it.
Great work that man.
Forum whore
Aint it great to not have to worry about not being 100% legal?
It doesn't mean much to some, but lots of us care about it.
Great work that man.
Forum whore
Good shit! Good opportunity to upgrade your license photo too
Certainly safer putting the testing officers experience above some stranger who would probably fail the eye test and ask why it wasn't multi choiceOriginally Posted by ShinySideUp
40% of my riding is outside of the nonsensical 'allowed' times. Can't wait till that shit is off my back!
Fair weather rider
Cheers Admenk, Oakie, Genie, Ruaphu, Laava, Rustascat and Tazz
Thanks for being glad for me.
Why didn't I think of a collander on my head? Would have been an improvement on my helmet hair!
And yep, 20 years on a learners is a long time, most of that time spent between bikes (what was I thinking?!)
I plan on going for my full license as soon as I am able - wanna make a memory of picking up my youngest son from school before he is too cool to pillion with his Mum!
mini meeeeeee
Good thinking. I remember the days of pillioning my son to school (every now and again). And that was to high school before he had his own bike...(I taught at his school and he didn't mind being seen on the back of mum's bike - in fact he borrowed it a few times too!)
Good on you.
I lahk to moove eet moove eet...
Katman to steveb64
The magic is in the rubbing.
Oh that is a joy. I take mine to sports games and rides to eat and ice cream. It's a fun thing when your offspring ride with you.
L-Plate Rider
Have fun, take it easy and act like every car is trying to kill you, because they are.
Fair weather rider
Cheers PrincessBandit, Genie and Micmac,
Awesome to know there are like-minded folks out there.
Posted on facebook recently about my son buying his first car. Got about 35 responses.
Posted about getting my motorbike license. I knew it would be something of a social experiment.
One lonely like. LOL
Great to know there are folks out there who get being on two wheels.
Cheers and happy riding.
Just chugging along...
Choice!
Hardcore Biker
I can't wait till my kids are old enough to do this. Interestingly my 3yr old daughter is much more interested in bikes than my 6 yr old son.
Getting some resistance from the financial controller on this though...
"For a moment, nothing happened. Then, after a second or so, nothing continued to happen" Douglas Adams (1952-2001) - not riding a TUONO then!
Forum whore
tis a good feeling isnt it? well done :-)
Life is not measured by how many breaths you take, but how many times you have your breath taken away
Smarty pants... since ages ago
Such are the joys of being without a full class 6 license.
Translation ... learning is fun ...
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
Fair weather rider
Cheers everyone. Your comments have added a real sense of occasion to reaching the next level.
Psyclepath
Nice one and thanks for making me feel better about the decade that elapsed between my CBT in London and my 6R here.
...I should also add much overdue thanks to Dawn for giving me the pass.
Only a homo puts an engine back together WITHOUT making it go faster.
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