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Thread: Bike for a girlie? (new to biking)

  1. #16
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    The lowest bike she can buy is the Harley Davidson Roadster, at only 520mm seat height. Sadly while it is a wonderful bike and ideal for learners, it is not legal for her in we-love-you-so-much-you-cant-do-anything-land.

    So get a P.O.S. bike.

    Find an old chook-chaser,, 80-200cc road legal trail bike that she can learn on, and gain some real skills off-road. Then, when she has a full licence, it can go in the shed, and she can choose what she really wants.

    The old chook-chaser will have taught her valuable riding skills. Its will have taken all the knocks, obtained 80 mpg, and still be great for a ride down the beach on a sunny summers day, or a perfect urban, buggar the kerb type commuter.
    David must play fair with the other kids, even the idiots.

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    Tell her to get a SUZUKI - they are all girl's bikes.

    Bahahahahahahahahaha

    But I jest, and give a light hearted elbow into the ribs to my Suzuki riding comrades.

    Seriously you should post a picture of this girl - so we can size a bike up for her of course.


    Bahahahahahahahahaha


    But I jest and make a light hearted pervert styled joke.


    I recommed one of those Suzuki Volty things.

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    zxr cbr fzr, best bang for 2.5k without being too smokey, and they make that high pitched whine that girls should feel naturally accustomed to

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Seriously you should post a picture of this girl - so we can size a bike up for her of course.


    agreed.

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    Wife is short & a lightweight , she copees with the Kawi GPX fine.
    She has just done the round trip to the Cold Kiwi no probs

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    Ninja be cool, think Genie has one... ask her whats it like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dynamite9585 View Post


    agreed.
    agreed agreed

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    Quote Originally Posted by jack_hamma View Post
    Ninja be cool, think Genie has one... ask her whats it like?
    Read the post dumbnuts!
    DUCATI ------- A real bike in a sea of shit!

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    I learned on a kh125, little kawasaki 2 stroke..plenty of power for a learner, nimble, light, economical and they go forever on a small amount of maintenance.. Is there anything similar around on the market these days?

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    personally I'd suggest a spada for a first bike. Forget the fairing when you're just learning then if ya get keen trade it on something with the plastics and you'll sell the spada for what ya bought it for.
    To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jack_hamma View Post
    Ninja be cool, think Genie has one... ask her whats it like?
    Ignore that cheeky drifter...yes I do have one and I LOVE THE WEE BEAST! I did buy a new spanker but there are loads of them around, older ones and at some good prices. Fantastic, lightweight(ish), (I lifted it when I lay it down), I'm 5'5" and it's perfect height. Throttle is user friendly.

    At the end of the day she needs to try a few and it will come down to what she likes the look off. (well maybe)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Genie View Post
    Ignore that cheeky drifter...yes I do have a spanker lay it down, I'm 5'5" and it's perfect and user friendly.



    Who's cheeky, your right when laying down height doesn't matter eh, and who's your lucky spanker?
    DUCATI ------- A real bike in a sea of shit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2wheeldrifter View Post
    Who's cheeky, your right when laying down height doesn't matter eh, and who's your lucky spanker?
    You changed your post, in more ways than one. You do have a gift.


    Who's my lucky spanker?
    Genie's Master....of course!

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    VTR250 nuf said

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