ok people. Show us your pics. I found this pic of me as a child of about 4 sitting on my neighbours fireblade.
im not sure what the intentions of the kid behind me were. I think he was
A.D.H.D or sumthin....
For whom the bell tolls
ok people. Show us your pics. I found this pic of me as a child of about 4 sitting on my neighbours fireblade.
im not sure what the intentions of the kid behind me were. I think he was
A.D.H.D or sumthin....
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where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
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Nice nostalgic pic there. There's something about bikes that young boys fixate over. I see them milling around the bikes at the flying fish in Martinborough. And they always ask... Can you do a wheelie? haha, yeah mate, it's taught on the basic skills course!
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yeh, i was fortunate enough to have a neighbour that was a salesman for honda i think... that pic would be about 1990-92, and that IS a brand new bike...
its been so long, now all i can hope for is winning lotto. Spose i'll just have to settle for second hand
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It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
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almost can't believe that Fireblade is already around for 12 years old
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I got asked for stoppies!!! your bike musta looked fasterer than my CBR!Originally Posted by StoneChucker
I see them milling around the bikes at the flying fish in Martinborough. And they always ask... Can you do a wheelie? haha, yeah mate, it's taught on the basic skills course!
and when i was a kid it was CB's an stuff like hat
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Two happy kids. Great photo, great time.
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They didn't have camera's when I rode my first bike - anyway,we don't want evidence of a 14 yr old riding on the road - it was a Puch moped,and believe it or not it was quite scary going that fast without having to pedal,T shirt,shorts and bare feet as was the street kids uniform of the day.
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those kids actually know a lot about bikes, they seem really interested.Nice nostalgic pic there. There's something about bikes that young boys fixate over. I see them milling around the bikes at the flying fish in Martinborough. And they always ask... Can you do a wheelie? haha, yeah mate, it's taught on the basic skills course!
Like Motu, cameras weren't invented when I started riding.......
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No pics of me on the back of my dads C90 aged 6. But here's my son (then aged 4) on my brand new RSVR (hours out of the showroom). The bars are a bit of a stretch
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C'mon lets ride....
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My first was a Kwaka Z1100GP - I have a pic of me on it somewhere, must dig it out and post it....
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The first bike I ever owned was a honda c50.Which for those of you that don't know is a honda three speed semi auto scooter. I was 12 years old and I rode it till it finally died.
First road bike was a honda cb100 -a mighty single with all of 10hp with the wind behind it.
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