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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    I know what I would prefer.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ClaireEmson21 View Post
    So I'm sure this has been asked a hundred times but all I can find is it being asked by tall people!

    Being a 64kg 5'6ish ( at the most ) female I'm wanting my first bike to be smallish so i can have both feet on the ground!

    Have an absolute love of KTM so was looking at the RC390 last a good few years before needing to upgrade and looks like a good learner bike

    RC390 or ninja 300 or R3

    As its going to be my daily i was looking for something with abs but undecided whether to get cheap thing and then upgrade to ktm in a few months? or just go straight to KTM? Cant say it would be very forgiving if i dropped it but then i dont want to buy cheap gear and then buy the ktm gear because lets face it ktm matching gear is pretty dam sexy.

    I live out rolleston way in christchurch so lots of back roads to practise and im about to take a novice lesson

    Hard talking to bike shops as they just want to sell you something expensive

    any advise would be amazing!

    My other half is 5'2. She rides a Ducati 696. If you have the money they also do a 636 Ducati which is learner approved. It goes well, and handles great too. Would not need to be replace too fast either, as I don't think you would get to bored with it.



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    Just a random comment from left field.

    Had a random experience today. I was riding the company troll bike down Moorhouse Ave, and I saw a little black bike go past with the L plate obscuring the number plate.

    Taking time for a chat, I met my first LAMS Harley Davidson.

    Good chat later, the guy rode off with no tickets and I learned about wee Harleys.

    $10.5 K apparently, so a bit dear, but a Harley is a Harley. Except this one started first time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rastuscat View Post
    Harley is a Harley. Except this one started first time.
    Great work story.
    I have evolved as a KB member.Now nothing I say should be taken seriously.

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