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    Real big hey (laf laf)

    Hey im Laf Laf aka tony, kiwifruits aprentice. Thought id put my virginal post out there seeing kiwifruit held me within mm of his chain unless i joined. Im real into bikes and even more keen to chat to people that know a whole lot more than me. I just recently devorced my first bike (rg150, Cant say enough about the thing, mint bike) and am looking to purchasing something bigger, faster and a whole lot angrier ( ive got the bike bug, hook, line and sinker). Would love to hear any comments on any recommendations on future bikes or any help you can throw my way.

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    welcome dude:spudwave:
    whats ya poison hard n fast or low and slow
    check some of the brand name websites and rider reviews
    good luck with the big bad angry type thingy
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    YAY, everyone loves the rg150 ! welcome to the site
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    Thumbs up

    Hi Tony
    sv650 suits you sir

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    Hi Tony
    sv650 suits you sir
    Apparently SV1000 isn't too much more expensive and the power delivery is smoother - that's what I was told anyway - once I get my full licence I'll test drive 'em and see what I think - I like the characteristics of V-Twin having tried 4 cyl, single cyl, parallel twin and V-Twin 250's. So I was thinking SV650, Hyosung GT650R, Cagiva Raptor 650....but now I'm thinking SV1000S, TL1000, VTR1000, Cagiva Raptor 1000 - hmmmm.

    Have fun choosing....oh and er welcome. some of us don't know much about bikes but can bullshit with the best of 'em!
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    hi welcome to the site, umm i dont know jack shit bout bikes but with my good mentor ill learn um slowly

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    welcome aboard
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    Welcome to KB mate, enjoy the madness.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McJim View Post
    once I get my full licence I'll test drive 'em and see what I think
    What the? You mean you ain't got your cagers licence? I thought we drove cars but rode bikes? Meh, just me being pedantic or were you trolling for a bite?

    But seriously, welcome to kb and I'm sure you're gonna have a passel of fun!
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    Welcome to the site buddy , and yes RG150's rock

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    Welcome Mate!

    With a post like that you need a Honda!!!
    That way you can happily throw shit at all the others here with confidence!
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    Hi Tony, I think we may have met on a wet ride through the Coromandel about a month ago. Welcome to KB anyway. I went from 250cc to the SV and Its gone really well for me. They're a good compromise between cost to run, power and reliability (mines done 90,000km with no problems). Ask away if you've got any specific questions.

    Might see ya around sometime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swoop View Post
    Welcome Mate!

    With a post like that you need a Honda!!!
    That way you can happily throw shit at all the others here with confidence!


    Cheers for the recommendations, theres no need to be silly and buy a honda though. You'd opt for riding a suzuki wouldn't you.

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