Disappointed by the mouth.

[5t3a1F]

Quit bleating!

this is the best license change in YEARS, the 70kph limit removed, bigger bikes for bigger people to learn on....
Bike shops and Licensing agencies will have all the info needed by the time this becomes law so just chill and quit all the bullshit speculation

Even if CBR or RGV 250's are not allowed, WHO CARES
The range of bikes that will now be available to learners will be HUGE compared to just '250cc' capacity

There are a number of nice mid powered 4 cyl 550's and such out there worth considering for the learner/restricted period

Is this the man that we have appointed to speak on our behalf? Someone should teach you some manners. (Your mother should have washed your mouth out if you want to be taken seriously)

I'm afraid I don't know you 'StoneY' but having read some of your posts I am unsure if you are qualified to represent 'us'.

Why is it that you believe that you are qualified to speak on our behalf yet you are so ready to run many of us down purely because we want to ride rs250's on our learner licenses etc etc....

You obviously have no firm grasp on modern motorcycles (550 4 cyls) yet you are happy to preach the gospel according to 'StoneY'. You obviously have a 6F and are happy to damn the rest of us.

I for one have not appointed you as my spokesman, and as far as I am concerned, if you are the mouth of BRONZ, we are probably far better off without you because you quite clearly have no idea about the tribulations experienced by a young person going about getting their licenses.

(ps- CBR250's will not-not be allowed.) but I'm sure you knew that before putting fingers to keyboard.

[psycho22]

Well this is just going from that quoted post alone so bear that in mind, but I don't see him as " Running you down" so to speak, rather he is saying that at the loss of a select few 250s there will be opened a vastly larger and more accommodating range of bikes to suit many peoples different needs.

As to the tribulations experienced by young people getting their licence I dont recall having any.

Care to elaborate?

[5t3a1F]

Well this is just going from that quoted post alone so bear that in mind, but I don't see him as " Running you down" so to speak, rather he is saying that at the loss of a select few 250s there will be opened a vastly larger and more accommodating range of bikes to suit many peoples different needs.

As to the tribulations experienced by young people getting their licence I dont recall having any.

Care to elaborate?

I do agree that there will be many more bikes available to learners. It is the attitude and language that I take offense to. It seems to be a recurring theme if you look at 'StoneY's posts.

[psycho22]

Fair enough.

I personally don't have a problem with a bit of attitude or language, I think the former helps get the message across and I'm just used to language but each to our own.

[5t3a1F]

Fair enough.

I personally don't have a problem with a bit of attitude or language, I think the former helps get the message across and I'm just used to language but each to our own.

i agree with you. However, when someone is entrusted with the responsibility that StoneY has, you must take yourself above the name-calling, swearing and assigning the blame game.

I will add that this isn't the first post I have had an issue with, just the first that I have decided to say something about.

[psycho22]

...you must take yourself above the name-calling, swearing and assigning the blame game.

Wait... Isn't that what politics and anything to do with it is all about?

And while we are at it would you kindly enlighten me as to what he is responsible for as I have evidently been hiding under a rock for awhile.

[psycho22]

Right don't worry about that last part... Just had a look at his profile.

[riffer]

Yeah I'm keen to know about this too.

Please kindly enlighten me if there's anything other than what you've posted because it does sound like you are bleating. I'm a member of the BRONZ Welly Executive who work closely with StoneY.

I can assure you he has first hand knowledge of what faces kids going for their bike licences.

As to the RS250 and learners, anyone with half a brain could tell you the issue with this.

PM me if you don't want to talk in public.

- Simon

[nodrog:Me]

Gee Whizz, who shit in your Fluffy coffee? Take a concrete pill man.

Fanny.

[MSTRS:Me]

...bleat bleat bleat...
(ps- CBR250's will not-not be allowed.) but I'm sure you knew that before putting fingers to keyboard.

It is you who does not know what you are talking about.
NZ will follow this from Oz

[White trash]

Oh for fuck's sake. Grow a thicker skin is some short ginger cunts language offends you.

I imagine it went something like this. Three or Four people decided to reform BRONZ Wellington. They said, we need a spokesman, who can do it. StoneY said, yeah I could if no one else can. It was decided.

Don't like it, stick your hand up for the job.

[Eyegasm]

I have to laugh at the OP. Sorry.

Stoneys posts on this website, along with others are of their personal opinion.

I have seen Quasievil getting ripped on in this manner as well as riffer. FFS it is a public forum.

Stoneys Representation/Spokepersons role in either BRONZ Wellington or Federation is not his personal opinion, it is what the collective have agreed on.

[aprilia_RS250]

rs250, just because it is fast doesn't mean it should be banned.

As far as I know it stops better than most bikes, has better grip and is lighter, hence more forgiving. Has fuck all power at the bottom end so those untrained wrists will find it easy to start moving.

If you feel you wouldn't be mature enough to learn how to ride one don't judge the rest of us then. I learned how to ride on my rs250. I feel more confident as a rider than I would on a rusty gn250.

[BMWST?]

rs250, just because it is fast doesn't mean it should be banned.

As far as I know it stops better than most bikes, has better grip and is lighter, hence more forgiving. Has fuck all power at the bottom end so those untrained wrists will find it easy to start moving.

If you feel you wouldn't be mature enough to learn how to ride one don't judge the rest of us then. I learned how to ride on my rs250. I feel more confident as a rider than I would on a rusty gn250.

its not us or StoNey that is proposing these changes.... At 6 3 i would welcome a opportunity to ride a LARGER bike(not just a larger engine) as a learner

[Genestho]

It's a public forum for personal opinion, Stoney is human too, and I know it doesn't detract from the volunteer job he does which he's stuck his hand up for - not many people do that, and not nearly enough in this world.