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    Quote Originally Posted by N4CR
    To be honest, I have more fun on my 250 (or 150's) than any 600 etc... I wouldn't mind one end of this year but a 250 is enough bike for me and probably will be for a very long time. And they hold their own in the twisties anyway
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    I think that illustrates my point better than anything I could say.
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    Spoken like a true gent/diplomat Ixion............there are however, a few on here with lower cc bikes that think they are a cut above most others, they somehow leave themselves wide open for friendly fire, i also think that what SPB said had some truth, any 250 rider would like to step up, in a heartbeat, and im not knocking any smaller cc motorcycle, there are ppl on bigger bikes that think the same way as those i spoke about earlier, it can all get a bit segregated sometimes.. wheres Nelson Mandela ?........

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    Nice placement of the fizzer in the 2nd pic! Pointing its arse out just enough to cover up my warwonds!


    Thought for next time, get a pic of the riders and jot down the names in order so we know who everyone is, Ive forgotten you all already
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion
    I think that illustrates my point better than anything I could say.
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    SPB are you just in here to take the piss out of 250 riders? If so just give it a rest and move onto another thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N4CR
    SPB are you just in here to take the piss out of 250 riders? If so just give it a rest and move onto another thread.
    Hell you getting all serious on us bitch hips

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    they are 250 "L'' plate riders, yeah some think they know it all, but come on we know diffrerent, they will learn later on.

    but it was a ride aimed at 250 riders and i told everyone to turn around as the weather was shit it poured, not rained pissed down. and i know the roads and was not interested in picking up a rider/s off the tar. they are bloody twisty and slippery it was not worth it. and when out with some "L"'s leaving the my balls are bigger than your at home is a good thing. i want them to have a good ride.

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    Not everyone there was an L plate rider some of us are quite close to getting full liscences etc, cheers for the lift on the big honda though T.I.E

    edit: spb go rub your bike down or something...

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    I was told by tristan to post this here.
    6th gear burn out on my cbr250rr one burn one tyre.
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    true

    Quote Originally Posted by N4CR
    To be honest, I have more fun on my 250 (or 150's) than any 600 etc... I wouldn't mind one end of this year but a 250 is enough bike for me and probably will be for a very long time. And they hold their own in the twisties anyway
    and i gotta say its more of a challenge riding a 250 than a thou. riding a bigger bike is easier, easier to pass cars etc. i found it harder riding a 250 having to think more about what i can do/ or can't. trying to pull up hills etc.
    riding my cbr is way easier than my old 250 gpx, but i had more fun on that as it was a challenge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N4CR
    Not everyone there was an L plate rider some of us are quite close to getting full liscences etc, cheers for the lift on the big honda though T.I.E

    edit: spb go rub your bike down or something...
    but sorry it was not you guys i was worried about, hell you guys were fine. i was worried about the little man so to speak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by T.I.E
    they are 250 "L'' plate riders, yeah some think they know it all, but come on we know diffrerent, they will learn later on.

    but it was a ride aimed at 250 riders and i told everyone to turn around as the weather was shit it poured, not rained pissed down. and i know the roads and was not interested in picking up a rider/s off the tar. they are bloody twisty and slippery it was not worth it. and when out with some "L"'s leaving the my balls are bigger than your at home is a good thing. i want them to have a good ride.
    Good call on the day my man. Why? We were there.
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    I quite like riding a small bike, especially when up against larger ones, you have to work at it. On a big bike it's easy to use the power to compensate for lazy technique - not meaning any offence ot anyone, just that on a 250 if you mess the corner up and come out slow you really notice it and curse because it means laboriously picking up that speed again. Whereas on a 750 you just tweak the throttle a bit harder and think nothing of it.

    And N4CR is correct that it was not a newbie ride - but on such a ride the organisers must assume that there will be some inexperienced riders , and decisions such as continuing in the rain must be based on the least skilled , not the most skilled or even the average. The rain call off was the right decision in the circumstances,
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
    This world has lost it's drive, everybody just wants to fit in the be the norm as it were.
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    [QUOTE=Ixion]I quite like riding a small bike, especially when up against larger ones, you have to work at it. On a big bike it's easy to use the power to compensate for lazy technique - not meaning any offence ot anyoneQUOTE]

    i have become very lazy on the thou. so i know what ya mean, maybe i should have taken up the offer to ride the 250.

    and the rain well dam i got soaked. took ages to finally dry off. but i hate wearing the wet weather stuff. and the undies didn't dry off till i got home, and not from wetting myself either

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