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    You guys certainly are entertaining - thankfully I can tell who is being a complete idiot and who is not.. i think

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    Quote Originally Posted by caseye View Post
    If unsure what IT , is, PM me.
    How many years does it take to have enough site involvement to send or reply to a personal message anyway?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    i have m0ar rainbows than you
    But then you smoke a better crop than me...

    Quote Originally Posted by nzrobj View Post
    You guys certainly are entertaining - thankfully I can tell who is being a complete idiot and who is not.. i think
    Are you sure though, some of us were only released from the asylum recently

    Quote Originally Posted by nzrobj View Post
    How many years does it take to have enough site involvement to send or reply to a personal message anyway?
    Just keep posting in the forum, once your post count reaches a magic number you can do PMs. Can't remember what the number is nowadays, thought it was 20 at one stage?? Anybody to correct me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    Are you sure though, some of us were only released from the asylum recently
    Haha well maybe I'll just join in

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzrobj View Post
    Haha well maybe I'll just join in
    This place is like any other forum, some good, some bad. Some of us visit daily, others periodically at weird intervals. Feel free to ask questions, but also feel free to use the search function. You'll find some members get snarky when a newbie asks the same question that 467 people have asked in the past year alone, hence the search function prompt.

    Probably the best advice you'll get is to do proper training course for your licence, less painful than learning the hard way. Speed isn't what impresses, better to have sound skills. Oh and remember to have fun

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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    This place is like any other forum, some good, some bad. Some of us visit daily, others periodically at weird intervals. Feel free to ask questions, but also feel free to use the search function. You'll find some members get snarky when a newbie asks the same question that 467 people have asked in the past year alone, hence the search function prompt.

    Probably the best advice you'll get is to do proper training course for your licence, less painful than learning the hard way. Speed isn't what impresses, better to have sound skills. Oh and remember to have fun
    Good advice caspernz. I am doing a proper training course through the Dunedin Driving School and the instructor seemed knowledgeable. I'm sure it was just me being a newbie to motorcycles. I completely agree about having sound skills, as opposed to flying around like an idiot.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nzrobj View Post
    Good advice caspernz. I am doing a proper training course through the Dunedin Driving School and the instructor seemed knowledgeable. I'm sure it was just me being a newbie to motorcycles. I completely agree about having sound skills, as opposed to flying around like an idiot.


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    Good stuff chap, sounds like you've got it sussed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cassina View Post
    But on this particular topic you actually agree with me as we have both said he needs to kick the gear lever harder and it will be harder to shift if the motor is cold which was actually posted by another poster before both of us. Maybe you are just jealous I posted the advise before you did.
    Really?
    Could have sworn I said."Just a matter of knowing what to do really,no real need to panic, be gentle with you machine, put it in properly an if it ;doesn't take, do it again and wait for the click.
    Go out and enjoy your ride. master it and take no shit from it, it's there to do what you want"
    I did previously say. "If the bike is cold, she'll not change up most of the time, without being kicked hard".
    Context is important.
    So you see, I have not agreed with you at all.
    Now , go fuck yourself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    Speed isn't what impresses,
    quite right. quite.




    ...it's fucken sikk wheelies, that will pull more pussy than you can shake your stick at

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    [QUOTE=Akzle;1131043214]
    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    Speed isn't what impresses, /QUOTE]

    quite right. quite.




    ...it's fucken sikk wheelies, that will pull more pussy than you can shake your stick at
    On your invisibike?


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    Quote Originally Posted by nzrobj View Post
    . I completely agree about having sound skills, as opposed to flying around like an idiot.
    your one step ahead of cassina already

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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    ...Speed isn't what impresses...
    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    quite right. quite.

    ...it's fucken sikk wheelies, that will pull more pussy than you can shake your stick at
    Quote Originally Posted by nzrobj View Post

    On your invisibike?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post

    ...it's fucken sikk wheelies, that will pull more pussy than you can shake your stick at
    [QUOTE=nzrobj;1131043215]
    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post

    On your invisibike?
    Geez Akzle, I like this new fella...

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    Quote Originally Posted by cassina View Post
    One guy who teaches on here says it can take up to 2 years to learn to ride at his school to an advanced level which in my opinion is nuts.
    Don't listen to anything this pillock says, on the off chance it does say something worth listening to, someone else will give you the same advice in a much more logical fashion anyway.
    "A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal

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    I'm pretty sure you're up with the play already op and has been said ad infinitum caution needs to be exercised with how much weight you give to someones advise on the nets.

    In a nut shell. When you were born you could shit, piss and scream. Everything else you can do now had to be learned.

    Oh, kicking a bike into gear is right up their with kicking your Mom.

    Common reasons for clunky gear changes :-

    Rider error

    Clutch adjustment

    Chain adjustment

    That's how they made them

    It's knackered
    Manopausal.

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