Best comment from a child on your bike?

**McJim** · 14th September 2007, 16:32

It wasn't kids but it was funny. My bike was parked between Gremlin's ZX10 and yamahaR64life's R6 - both of which are post 2005 bikes. Members of the general public kept walking up to the three bikes and going "oooh, aaaahh" over the scarlet 10 year old Ducati worth about one third of the value of the Kwak.
Gremlin just shook his head and asked me what the fuck was up with these people.

**Finn** · 14th September 2007, 16:35

Originally Posted by hyobad

As a parent I can't find anyway to enjoy what might be the humor in that, please remove that post, child molestation is a massive problem in New Zealand. Poking fun in the way of promoting awareness may possibly be ok but not in the way you've worded it. YOU SICKO

Hey, what's the worst thing about being a pedophile? Having to go to bed at 7.

**Taz** · 14th September 2007, 16:38

Originally Posted by hyobad

i pulled a wheelie on my hyobag one day,

my kid on the back was stil crying half an hour later when we stopped an said "i didnt think you could wheeli these"

it was so funny, like neow fuckin meh meh funny

I find the term HYOBAG derogatory to Hyosungs. Please delete your post! especially the swear word. YOU SICKO!

**skidMark** · 14th September 2007, 17:15

Originally Posted by hyobad

As a parent I can't find anyway to enjoy what might be the humor in that, please remove that post, child molestation is a massive problem in New Zealand. Poking fun in the way of promoting awareness may possibly be ok but not in the way you've worded it. YOU SICKO

ahahahahahahahahahah dude, you havnt been on this site long...

you need to realise that most stuff takes the piss...and not to take anything seriously

hes only taking the piss dude

**skidMark** · 14th September 2007, 17:16

Originally Posted by Finn

Hey, what's the worst thing about being a pedophile? Having to go to bed at 7.

heard it before...cmon man be orgional your better than this lol

**marioc** · 14th September 2007, 17:26

hehe no one has said anything but I do get the occasional schoolboy/girl wave to me on way home 3.30pm

**sunhuntin** · 14th September 2007, 17:32

havent really had any... but have had a few lil kids touch it at work. meh, aint my fault if a hope pipe or engine bites back, lol. have had a few waving, some stares [and waves after ive waved or smiled] did have one older lady at work yesterday beg me to take her on a ride, lol. might do it one day, shes as light as a feather.

**Busy** · 14th September 2007, 18:01

Some years ago, up at Orewa, have a cig break and this little person says "Look mum a harley", I look around to see the harley then realised he was talking about my old VT 250

**Bullitt** · 14th September 2007, 18:23

Originally Posted by McJim

It wasn't kids but it was funny. My bike was parked between Gremlin's ZX10 and yamahaR64life's R6 - both of which are post 2005 bikes. Members of the general public kept walking up to the three bikes and going "oooh, aaaahh" over the scarlet 10 year old Ducati worth about one third of the value of the Kwak.
Gremlin just shook his head and asked me what the fuck was up with these people.

I was getting similar reactions when I was on the ferry bringing my bike home. No other bikes there but considering most people probably admired my bike then walked to their cars that were worth 3-4 times more

**Aurora** · 14th September 2007, 18:34

Originally Posted by hyobad

As a parent I can't find anyway to enjoy what might be the humor in that, please remove that post, child molestation is a massive problem in New Zealand. Poking fun in the way of promoting awareness may possibly be ok but not in the way you've worded it. YOU SICKO

Hells bells!

**quallman1234** · 14th September 2007, 18:59

All the little kids at school ask if i ride a motorbike

. Kinda annoying actually.

**Wolf** · 14th September 2007, 19:26

Frequently have kids wave from the side of the road or out the back of the cars in front. Heading home from work tonight and a couple of kids were staring at the bike as they crossed the pedestrian crossing in front of me, then I turned up the side street and went past a parked SUV where a kid (1.5-2 years at a guess) just loaded into, or about to be taken out of, a stroller turns its head to watch me pass - "stuff daddy's car, that bike is way more interesting" kind of look.

Didn't stop to ask how the bloke felt that his young-un was more interested in a battered 223cc road-trail than his shiny SUV...