Good gosh magolly, I got my 6F today!

**gijoe1313** · 19th November 2007, 14:39

What fools these mortals be...

The testing officer at VTNZ Takanini, has just handed me my temporary paper licence validating me as a bona fide full time two wheeled enthusiast!

3pm I turn up.
3.05pm Run through bike check
3.08pm Start test proper
3.20pm Finish test
3.25pm I have bit of paper in hand!

So, after one year of riding, 82,000 + km of travel (68 thou on little ol'hornet, 15 thou on Daisy), 4 sets of Diablos, 1 chain and sprockets, 2 drops, 1 off, 2 low sides and a whole swag load of mates from KB ....

What do I think?

I love biking.

Lots.
I really do mean lots.

As for the usual route people follow, I ride in the opposite direction, will keep riding my 250s for a while, and will buy bigger bikes in March/April next year ... hopefully I will have 6 bikes by the end of next year all praked in the gargre! Sprots next to nekkids next to crusier next to motard next to... (you get the idea)

Now, I guess I can go riding after 10pm and before the hours of 6am

What... you say I did that anyways?

Guess I better buy some more bling for the little ol'hornet now!

**Stickchick** · 19th November 2007, 14:40

Congrats dude!!!! Thats awesome!!!!

**EJK** · 19th November 2007, 14:41

I say now is the time for the big brother Hornet

lol

**howdamnhard** · 19th November 2007, 14:42

Congratulations,thats great news.

**zeocen** · 19th November 2007, 14:42

Well there never really was any doubt, I knew you would pass with flying colours. Celebration at your house tonight then !?!

**Rosie** · 19th November 2007, 14:46

Woohoo

I'm sitting mine tomorrow.

82000 km? you'll be running out of new (sealed) roads to ride on. Thought about getting an adventure bike for your gargre

**janno** · 19th November 2007, 14:48

Well that was a close call, considering how little practise you've done over the last year. Must have been your lucky day, huh?

But seriously, well done that man. And good on you for sticking with the bike you've got cos it suits you for the time being.

**deanohit** · 19th November 2007, 14:49

jeez man, you've covered some distance!
Congrats on the new licence!

**James Deuce** · 19th November 2007, 14:54

At last, someone with whom I am happy to share the road has a real license.

**Drum** · 19th November 2007, 14:56

Nice work GI.

From your bike purchase plan, can I assume that you have no missus' or kids?!

**The Pastor** · 19th November 2007, 14:57

nice one dude, i too will keep my 250 for a long time.

**crashe** · 19th November 2007, 14:57

Originally Posted by janno

Well that was a close call, considering how little practise you've done over the last year. Must have been your lucky day, huh?

But seriously, well done that man. And good on you for sticking with the bike you've got cos it suits you for the time being.

He has to stick with the little ol'Hornet cos it matches his riding gear.
Even his helmet matches the bike.

gijoe1313 - congratulations young fella, you did well.

So now confess to us....... How much did you have to pay/bribe for the license.
Out in West Auckland you can get a license for $400.
What is the going rate out in the south?

(pt)

**Blue Velvet** · 19th November 2007, 15:05

Originally Posted by Rosie

I'm sitting mine tomorrow.

82000 km?

Congrats GI, and bling for the distance.

And good luck to Rosie

**gijoe1313** · 19th November 2007, 15:05

Originally Posted by Drum

Nice work GI.

From your bike purchase plan, can I assume that you have no missus' or kids?!

My mum is trying to sort me out now while shes in China!

Apparantly, the last time I was there, it got the wheels spinning

and Donor is trying to jack me up with a local missus! :slap: As for kids... none that I know of yet. Nor any patrimony suits so must be okay!

I must buy as many bikes as I can before I suddenly come back to Earth like all the unfortunate male souls here!

Apparantly, I am far too happy and content in my life and there are hidden powers with agendas to change all that... Must... buy... more.... bikes.....