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    Quote Originally Posted by FREE2B View Post
    I agree they are cool bikes but they need to make another version ... reachin the ground is useful...you have to stop sometime
    There are some other versions of the same thing which are a bit lower - theres an Aprilia 500 cc one in at MCR on Crawford st at the moment (2nd hand) and the Kawasaki KLE500 is also quite a bit lower (and RedKLR650 has a post under the Adventure bike section for a mate of his with a low milage one of these for sale). I have a mate with a KLE400 and he's barely 5ft5in and he manages it easily.
    The other bike is the BMW F650's (not the Dakar version which is higher) - if you look at Gareth Morgan's wife (Jan??) on the Silkriders trip, she's only a small lady but handled that bike no probs., and theres another write up in the Adventure bike section form a lady from Wellington who did a tour of the South this Dec-Jan on an F650, including a lot of out of the way places.

    Boy if money was no problem how many bikes would we have in our garages???

    Just think of all the new places to ride one of these could open up aye!!!

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    For sure I could easily stash another half dozen bikes in the garage...one for everything. My first 2 bikes and the one before this were trail bikes and have to admit it was a whole lotta fun. Will check out those reports

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    Quote Originally Posted by FREE2B View Post
    For sure I could easily stash another half dozen bikes in the garage...one for everything. My first 2 bikes and the one before this were trail bikes and have to admit it was a whole lotta fun. Will check out those reports
    Actually the one at MCR was a cagiva not an Aprilia sorry.

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    botb how was the crusty demons ? would love to have gone .

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    It was fantastic i loved every minute of it and think i got into it more than the kids lol.... yep was good night excellent value for money will go again when they come back some lucky wee bloke won himself a which was really nice to see ....... maybe next time Sue

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    Quote Originally Posted by FREE2B View Post
    For sure I could easily stash another half dozen bikes in the garage...one for everything. My first 2 bikes and the one before this were trail bikes and have to admit it was a whole lotta fun. Will check out those reports
    My first bike was a 125 yamaha road bike when I was 20 and I haven't had one since, have ridden with guys and am keen to get into the whole scene.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newbee View Post
    My first bike was a 125 yamaha road bike when I was 20 and I haven't had one since, have ridden with guys and am keen to get into the whole scene.
    ummmm welcome...

    hope you join us for some rides... great bunch of people

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newbee View Post
    My first bike was a 125 yamaha road bike when I was 20 and I haven't had one since, have ridden with guys and am keen to get into the whole scene.
    Hi Newbee welcome to the site. always good to see more girls around the bike scene. My first bike was also a 125 - (Honda)

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    I burnt myself on John Stumble bike when I saw him on Tuesday at the esplanade cost me $68 in medical treatment just going to get the dressing off today. He said I needed to get a bike and told me to try holding his up I had shorts on and well you can guess what happend nasty burn on my calf... even after that the cute ones never call..

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    Yay another face

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    Hi Newbee

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newbee View Post
    My first bike was a 125 yamaha road bike when I was 20 and I haven't had one since, have ridden with guys and am keen to get into the whole scene.
    Welcome to KB Newbee! Better get ya bike hunting shoes on...
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    And hello Rashika , what do you think of your Buell ? iv heard a lot of good reports on them .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Midnight Special View Post
    And hello Rashika , what do you think of your Buell ? iv heard a lot of good reports on them .
    absolutely fabulous, best bike in the world i reckon!
    ...but you wouldn't want to be a shortish arse on it tho, they can be quite high to touch down on the ground with.
    Having said that Buellbabe in Auckland gets around it quite well with having a pair of boots with a good height in heels, being the wee shortarse that she is

    Its nice to have the feel of a lovely vtwin, in a sports frame, with the heart of a Harley
    Can ya tell i like it?
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    Silverfern how was the camping trip ? at least the weather made an improvement for camping ! is it this saterday your bike thingy at the stadium ? and what time ill try to make it out of bed !

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