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    Newbie from France (Saucisse)

    Bonjour biker !

    I have a lot to say but please forgive me for my english.

    My name is Anne-Sophie and I am 29. I am doing my Working Holidays Visa in your beautiful country. What is the best to visit NZ ? Of course, is by Motorbike, like I did few years ago in Spain (11200 km in 35 days), alone... It was so good.

    My bike is a R6 2001. I don't like so much sportive bike. Currently, I am selling it in my country, hoping to buy one here. But I saw some price on your market, and I can say.... it's very expensive here...
    I am searching a roadster like Z750 2004 because I really know this bike. (My last 3 bikes was this one :-)).
    So, if someone can help me to find something not so expensive I will be very happy...

    I am open to drink a coffe if you want.

    BTW, I have 11 years of motorbike licence and 7 years of car licence.

    Thank you to read it.

    Saucisse from Toulouse.

    PS : I hope to do some ride with you soon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saucisse View Post

    My name is Anne-Sophie and I am 29.

    I am open to drink a coffee if you want.
    Your not likely to be taken up on that offer. We don't drink coffee on a first date.
    I have evolved as a KB member.Now nothing I say should be taken seriously.

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    Hi Anne-Sophie, welcome to New Zealand and to Kiwibiker

    This country is great for motorbiking so sell your bike at home as quick as possible and get something here.

    Hope to see you out on the road sometime.
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    your english is better than my french.
    but if you want your adjectif nom verbed,
    i'm into that.

    sorry. you're probably a nice human.

    a shame you found kiwibiker.

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    When are you arriving ?

    & where are you planning to go first Anne-Sophie ??
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    Best to see? South Island. All/any of it

    Give us a yell if you're through Picton, there are a few here who ride regularly and can show you a few local spots, although a lot are well documented.

    Enjoy NZ!

    Oh, and yeah no such thing as a cheap bike here bud! Couch surfing will save you money for one though.

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    Bonjour Anne-Sophie.

    We have a small market. So nothing much is cheap, compared to the Continents.

    Enjoy your stay.
    "It's hard to keep an open mind, when so many people are trying to put things in it"

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    Welcome. Prices should reduce as we head into winter, but you have to wait for sellers to accept this, or get desperate to sell.

    Also, depending on what sort of riding you like to do, consider a dual purpose bike, as many of the most beautiful places in NZ are down the gravel roads.

    Coming and Going visitors for route advice: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/fo...Visitors-in-NZ
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    Thank you ^^

    Thank you all for your answers.

    Sorry, I come from France but I don't drink any alcohol... :-) maybe better when you ride a bike...

    Yep I will wait some times before to buy one, considering the wether (I from the sunnnnnn) and considering the fact that I am looking for a job. But all job seems to be for citizens people... :-(

    I was thinking to take a roadster, not sure if I want to drive off road... I never done it.

    Hope to see you soon

    Anne-Sophie

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    Hi there.
    This is a place to start looking.
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Cate...h_suggested=0a

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    Welcome...

    Best time to be here on a bike id from just after middle of January or February. Here we really celebrate Christmas as its our long summer vacation. You want to start after all the kids have gone back to school. School is out from mid December to end of January (with variations around that).

    This is an island climate. We are too far from Australia to get their continental stabilising effect on the weather. Being surrounded by ocean we get wind here. Before Christmas you get the spring equnoxial winds so the weathers better after Christmas as well but you can get a southerly storm any time so make sure you have all weather riding gear. Its still quite nice now for riding...

    Closer to the time - post up where you are flying in to (Auckland or Christchurch) and someone will advise on best routes etc.

    Word of caution - this is a very safe country but we have our fair share of dropkicks too. Be sensible - if you leave stuff laying about - someone will steal it so usual precautions are advised... Sadly some very few see tourists as income...

    Enjoy

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    Hello and welcome

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saucisse View Post
    Anne-Sophie
    Hey there. I have a nice CB900 Hornet here for you!

    Pete

    pmcdonald@wmcc.co.nz

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    Hey there. I have a nice CB900 Hornet here for you!

    Pete

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    You smooth talker you....

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    ...I met an intrepid Frenchman on the highway recently...he was touring the country and had done a lot of miles on a Honda 125 dirtbike...he had a big smile and said he covered as much distance as was necessary every day to see what he came here for...a realist, perhaps?...

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