Wanna show off my pride and joy, and tell my story

[Grantman_]

Fuck mate, are you yoda?
That's insane riding, but you could have just extended the footpegs
I've also added your ideal road to my bucketlist

And yes, I agree with everything you've said. If I was keen on getting a cbr600rr, i'd never truly learn what should be learnt.

Yoda is a bit much, the real Yoda's will be grumbling over that one! I just became consumed by riding and dissatisfied if I wasn't getting better. It's an ongoing drive.

BTW that Prudah at race evolution was the same guy I dealt with when replacing the front and one side fairing on my bike. I didn't have any trouble, but yeah, it certainly seems others have. Good write up.

[ducatilover]

Like you I'm loath to sell my cbr250. The amount of depth offered by the bike in good heavy twisties is sufficient that you don't really 'outgrow' it. Your riding just goes from strength to strength, getting better with every pass. Far better it turns out than people who skip straight to bigger bikes before really mastering a 250. If you can't fully master a 250's power in and out of corners, you're hardly going to use any additional power well.

On top of that, I've got the perfect habitat for the cbr250 on my doorstep - the Mangamuka Gorge. Nothing remotely holds a match to the cbr250 in there, and man, there's just no fun like it. Thus, while I want a bigger bike to continue my riding progression, I'd like to keep the cbr250. There is greatness in that bike, and going from 'noobsville nothing' to knee, toe, peg and muffler scraping on that same machine really makes you feel lousy when contemplating selling to fund a bigger bike.

Why not an RS250? Goes, stops and handles much better. Just a thought.

[Grantman_]

Why not an RS250? Goes, stops and handles much better. Just a thought.

Yeap. If money was no object I'd certainly nab a 250 two stroker, but as a trade off between moving to that or a 600rr I'd still go the 600. The perception being 2 strokers = more maintenance hassles, and I see mastery of a more powerful 600rr as a harder goal, which I like.

[actungbaby]

Thanks mate was good read i be needing top and right side new fairings for a honda vfr 750
Did that company do the painting to or is the 900.00 you mentioned un painted whoever did the job
did it well , right for know unpainted top screen headlight surround headlight whould be all i need

was also good to put to somone shoes from there i grew up there and love tohse port hills that un mentionable event didnt
take them away .

pammy sucks in that reguard no good roads like that with those views fresh air

Maybe u should becaome riders advcate get people bikes sorted u between the insurance company

What where state like to deal with in general i most probley deal with them or ami havent decided yet

was with ami with my previous bikes , state where better with my car ami acted like dicks first got qoute then made mistake burting out used car as security for a loan then went back to set up and pay for policy got phone call oh
sorry we cant insure u its are poilcy aghhhhh bit daft i rekon

b4 that decade before been with simu then became ami was with them for like 6 bikes decade they where great
then year ago get that treatment

with my ford lazer read old car whent to aa inusrance guy went on and on about the car being stolen heaps
and was only 1000 dollar car so left went to state didnt get any hassle at all

athough ami put me on to click insurance them seem good i might give them a call about the vfr 750

[ducatilover]

Yeap. If money was no object I'd certainly nab a 250 two stroker, but as a trade off between moving to that or a 600rr I'd still go the 600. The perception being 2 strokers = more maintenance hassles, and I see mastery of a more powerful 600rr as a harder goal, which I like.

I'd put money on a current model RR besting an MC22 in the twisties too.
Fair enough with the maintenance. I'd love a two stroke, but it'd have to be a weekend bike...but my 600 will be my weekend bike when it's done

[ducatilover]

Thanks mate was good read i be needing top and right side new fairings for a honda vfr 750
Did that company do the painting to or is the 900.00 you mentioned un painted whoever did the job
did it well , right for know unpainted top screen headlight surround headlight whould be all i need

was also good to put to somone shoes from there i grew up there and love tohse port hills that un mentionable event didnt
take them away .

pammy sucks in that reguard no good roads like that with those views fresh air

Maybe u should becaome riders advcate get people bikes sorted u between the insurance company

What where state like to deal with in general i most probley deal with them or ami havent decided yet

was with ami with my previous bikes , state where better with my car ami acted like dicks first got qoute then made mistake burting out used car as security for a loan then went back to set up and pay for policy got phone call oh
sorry we cant insure u its are poilcy aghhhhh bit daft i rekon

b4 that decade before been with simu then became ami was with them for like 6 bikes decade they where great
then year ago get that treatment

with my ford lazer read old car whent to aa inusrance guy went on and on about the car being stolen heaps
and was only 1000 dollar car so left went to state didnt get any hassle at all

athough ami put me on to click insurance them seem good i might give them a call about the vfr 750

Just Fairings
www.justfairings.co.nz
07-849-0950 or contact Buckets 'n' bits in Wellignton, good guys to deal with.

[.produKt]

Nice to be back, a great years end

I'm with State. So far in the time i've been with them. They have paid out for a written off bike and paid for the current one to be fixed twice over. I reckon i've got my moneys worth

I'm just sorry about everone else's premiums

[Morepower]

Bike looks great , nice paint job