A proper hello this time (sagirl)

**sagirl** · 26th February 2008, 18:13

Hi everyone.
I was a bit reserved before and only introduced myself on the girls area.... I didnt want to get too abused too quickly (if this is anything like my old biking forum....)
Anyway, I digress. My hubby and I are new to your beautiful land, all the way from Gangsters Paradise (Joburg). We are in Upper Hutt.
We now have wheels again. I treated myself to a Hornet 900 and him to the 1300. Sweet rides indeed.
We have both been riding now for 12 odd years, and hopefully will continue doing so for many more years. Its as much a part of who we are as our left arm.
Looking forward to meeting up with some fellow KB'ers and partaking in some good riding, although I suspect that our speed will need to be monitored a bit in New Zealand

**mstriumph** · 26th February 2008, 18:23

hi there & welcome to the madhouse
you'll find a few South Africans on here
I was born a Pom but emigrated to NZ from SA many years ago ......... hope you enjoy the change as much as i did [found the Welly weather a bit of a trial though, after the Transvaal]

**Trudes** · 26th February 2008, 18:23

Welcome again, great choice of bike, glad you ignored all those jealous Honda bashers, they are only gay when you fuck them!!! oops, sorry, anyway, hope to catch you for a ride sometime soon!!

**Mom** · 26th February 2008, 18:27

Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog

they are only gay when you fuck them!!! oops, sorry, anyway, hope to catch you for a ride sometime soon!!

Gee you are rude

Hi there sagirl!

Bit too far away for a personal welcome, although that matters none, we will meet, so be afraid, be very afraid

Dont listen to anyone that says this is a house of nutters, there are only us silly people to worry about really.

**YellowDog** · 26th February 2008, 18:43

Hi sagirl,

Welcome on board. They're not so bad on this board. You'll be surprised just how many of your former countrymen there are on KB. And as for me being a Pom..............

NZ roads make excellent biking country.

Good luck to you and your man.
YD

**Skunk** · 26th February 2008, 18:52

Hello. Or whatever you say in SA...

**sagirl** · 26th February 2008, 19:02

We usually say "howzit" (hello, how iz it going)

**Skunk** · 26th February 2008, 19:49

Originally Posted by sagirl

We usually say "howzit" (hello, how iz it going)

Oh, OK then.

Gudday.

**flyingcrocodile46** · 26th February 2008, 22:20

Hi Sagirl.

Welcome to NZ

**Usarka** · 26th February 2008, 22:25

Oh no, not another

dont mind me, welcome to the site/country. Is it.

Originally Posted by sagirl

I suspect that our speed will need to be monitored a bit in New Zealand

Yep the quality isnt always the best......

**heyjoe** · 26th February 2008, 22:39

g'day and howzit sagirl,

Welcome to kb and NZ. hope you have a great time here.
Ride safe

**scumdog** · 26th February 2008, 22:42

Oh no, not ANOTHER yarpie!!

Welcome to KB where all the insults are of the nicest kind!!

And if down here drop in for a cuppa....

**Edbear** · 27th February 2008, 07:03

Ahyeahgiddayowzitgoinoright?

**howdamnhard** · 27th February 2008, 07:17

Welcome to KB and NZ.You'll find a lot of South Africans and bikers here.Nz is a great place but you'll learn to appreciate the sunny days a lot more and not take them for granted.Wellington can be a tad windy to.