Great to meet so many peole who I've already met! Thanks guys. I wont be too active (homewrork) on the forum. But I'll check back often!
Fair weather rider
Great to meet so many peole who I've already met! Thanks guys. I wont be too active (homewrork) on the forum. But I'll check back often!
Who you gonna call!
Welcome and listen to your oldman he knows what he is talking about at least most of timeOriginally Posted by Reubix
Second is the fastest loser
"It is better to have ridden & crashed than never to have ridden at all" by Bruce Bennett
DB is the new Porridge. Cause most of the mods must be sucking his cock ..... Or his giving them some oral help? How else can you explain it?
Bad toys, bad toys!!!
Yes, welcome, welcome matey and I hope you enjoy a long time with the KBers!!
Small and dangerous with a sting in my tail!!
an antithesis
Welcome.
I felt like I was getting bored with 250cc single, although I didn't find much more comfortable because of the height issues.
If you went for a 125 or higher twostroker you might be up for some fun, but I dunno about four strokers.. you'd get bored after you got your confidance up pretty quickly, even with 250cc.
Would you like some CANDY!?!?!
Not entirely true. I stuffed around in getting off my learners licence for far to long. So I am still on my 250, and I'm not bored. Sure, it runs out of easy to access zoom at 90, but once I find some corners..
Though I am just about to start hotting this sucker up. :-) . But I wouldn't be bothering if I didn't have another year I shouldn't really have on my restricted.
Fair weather rider
Well, I still have 305 days 3 hours and 7 minutes to ponder this question
Rest In Peace
Don't know if this helps but I'm just moving up from a 125cc 4-stroke and a 250cc 2-stroke to a CBR250RR, the only real difference I have found is the CBR pulls much harder than my stroker. The extra torque is fun but it still ain't as fast as a stroker 250....
Fair weather rider
21 years old, married, and now got a job in the Army...
...Finally got a bike!
Pretty bloody bizarre reading back on my thoughts and ambitions 7 years ago! Looking forward to getting back in touch with the community, especially since I need a bit of help!
Cheers
Reubix
Forum whore
What with? Marriage, Army or bike?
21 years old, married, and now got a job in the Army...
...Finally got a bike!
Pretty bloody bizarre reading back on my thoughts and ambitions 7 years ago! Looking forward to getting back in touch with the community, especially since I need a bit of help!
Cheers
Reubix
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
Fair weather rider
Heh heh! The bike in this case! Marriage and jobs aren't what you think about as a 14 year old...Just toys
mad thou rider
haha welcome back. I didnt even realise that this thread was old until you mentioned it!
what did you get in the end?
Fair weather rider
I ended up with an '85 Honda Rebel. Nice bike, slow and easy - my kinda style to start out with to be honest.
But of troubles getting it a warrant though.. Probably shoulda been a bit more paitent and read the thread on 'dos and donts of buying a motorcycle'.
mad thou rider
nah fuck that, get elbows deep and do some learning. You appreciate a bike alot more when you have put some effort into it, plus you can learn to fix stuff yourself!
L-Plate Rider
It doesnt matter if you start even on a 50cc. You will still have fun, its all in the mindset.
Coal Burning XV Rider!
K so what sort of help "young fella" is required on this good ol Nonda rebel.
Every day above ground is a good day!:
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