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    Greeting all (Cruisin' Craig)

    Greetings all.

    Returning to motorcycling after a ten year break, I figure this is a good first step to becoming a genuine part of the motorcycling community again.

    I hope that this forum will help me establish a good understanding of what has changed in motorcycling in the last few years, and that I in turn can make some positive contributions to the discussions on the Kiwi Biker Forums.

    Oh, and I ride a 1985 GSX-R750 that I suspect is a few hp down on the 100hp it used to have twenty three long years ago. Regardless; it flies, and makes me smile as it does so.

    Looking forward to speaking with you:

    Craig.

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    Nello and welcome....watch out for some of us we are totally newbies!
    My bass is such a slapper.......I cant stop fingering those strings

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    Welcome,welcome....returned riders there are many, and yes I am very familiar with the smile on your dial routine..
    Sift through the rubble to find the gems...
    Enjoy, nothing has changed apart from the price of petrol...
    Opinions are like arseholes: Everybody has got one, but that doesn't mean you got to air it in public all the time....

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    Thanks. Hopefuly the gem to rubble ratio isn't too bad. Nice looking bike by the way awayatc. Which reminds me, best I go find a picture of mine to use as my own avatar.

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    Good time to come back to motorcycling there Craig, especially as you now have all summer to ride those Hawkes bay roads.. :-)
    welcome, enjoy the ride.

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    Never saw your location in the tyre request thread...don't be a stranger. Head on over the the HB Rides thread to find out what we are up to locally.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Welcome to KB, you don't have to be nuts but it helps, so does a thick skin and a lot of patience! lol
    Look in on the HB crowd, there are some good folks down there.

    "If you can't laugh at yourself, you're just not paying attention!"
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    Hi Craig, welcome back to the fold and welcome to KB, have fun!

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    That's one nice lookin' Boulevard you have there jonnyflash. A friend of mine has just bought it's 750cc baby brother, the C50 if I recall correctly.
    Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. I've got a warm fuzzy feeling all over.

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    Welcome CC.
    Early Gixxer's have a bit of a following around here.
    I'm sure you will get heaps of help, and met some decent people, (plus quite a few weido's)

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    Gudday from the tyre thread!

    "Gem to rubble ratio"... Hmm. You'll need a sieve and a lot of water!
    Unfortunately the humour has diminished a bit around here, but there are good laughs nevertheless.

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    Trust me, relative to the few other forums I've visited this place seems to be paradise. And with a good number of gixxer riders which is great for me. So far it looks like all the trolls haven't found it yet.

    Hey riding an F-117 is a great idea. You must be totally immune to radar guns yes?
    My bike doesn't leak oil; it marks its territory.

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    HI, Craig! :spudwave:
    Welcome to Kiwi Bikerer.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Wecome! I have a regular riding buddy who has an '86 version of yours.
    And YEP! It FLIES!
    Goes like a cut-cat.
    Oh yeah, he has a radar detector that has saved us on more than one occasion!
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    Quote Originally Posted by buellbabe View Post
    Wecome! I have a regular riding buddy who has an '86 version of yours.
    And YEP! It FLIES!
    Goes like a cut-cat.
    Oh yeah, he has a radar detector that has saved us on more than one occasion!
    Nice to meet you Buellbabe. Any idea how much your friend paid for that radar detector?
    My bike doesn't leak oil; it marks its territory.

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