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    Newbie, Short, Hi! (Chanak)

    Hi! New to kb, and biking, looking for something to learn to ride on atm.

    Prefer sportsbike-types, but not -tooooo- fussy atm (if the price is right, etc =P). As title says, I'm short (153, small too at 50kg), so any suggestions? (Looking around other threads too, jus saying hi, so I figured I'd ask here too)

    So uh.... hi!

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    If you mean Invers as in Invercargill then boy have we got the bike for you! The mighty Frog has come up for sale since my wife passed her full licence last week.

    It's a little black RG150 and comes with free tuition from me if you like

    click this link for more details http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=63196

    If you're interested in having a no obligation look then let me know - more than happy to let you hear some of my opinons on learning too.
    In space, no one can smell your fart.

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    a) Yes, Invers = Invercargill (quick response btw, and I can't believe how long I just looked for the 'end' key on my keyboard to add this part)

    b) tempting, I'm working over the next 4 days (hooray for 12hr shifts!) (hooray for 12hr shifts on XMAS DAY) (hooray for saying hooray?), but I'd be interested in having a look... oh, and the tuition, I'll probally need it

    c) <--- to make a and b look less stupid.

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    Fair enough - Private Message on its way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chanak View Post
    looking for something to learn to ride on atm.
    My suggestion? Take his 'Frog' RG150 off of him! As soon as I got a bike sorted out he decides to sell that RG, and I would have happily snapped it up. I've been watching the 250cc market for the last two years, and it's very competetively priced.

    Don't let the 150cc capacity fool you, they're very quick bikes, but also somewhat learner friendly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Romeo View Post
    My suggestion? Take his 'Frog' RG150 off of him!
    Yea, right now I'm hating my work schedule, and the fact I'm not going to be seen much for the next 4 days (then again, next 2 are xmas/boxing day, so probally not the -best- time anyway)

    Hard to look at a bike when you work/sleep/repeat for a few days (although we do have the 'between day'..)


    (ps. great response to a 'hi' post having someone that seems so willing to help a newb like myself respond right away )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chanak View Post
    (ps. great response to a 'hi' post having someone that seems so willing to help a newb like myself respond right away )
    I was a Noob on here not so long ago. I got heaps of support from KBers all the way through - got some great tuition and fantastic advice on bikes.

    It's only fair to pass the favour on.

    Anyway - Southland needs more sportbikes - too many cruisers down here (Watch out for Scumdog!)
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    Yay, test ride!

    Yay, learning to ride, finally, with a few little bumps to start off with...

    Thanks to McJim for the tuition, and all the patience while teaching a complete noob to ride (*coughandthankstothepeopleatthelightsfortheirpati encetoocough*). Chickadee was awesome too

    And another thing that dawned on me, 10years of gaming, and first internetpeople I ever met (Except for the person I played games with that was a tutor in one of my classes, but we never actually -met-, so... strange =P)

    Edit: sorry for the almost-oops-moments, too =P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chanak View Post
    10years of gaming, and first internetpeople I ever met (Except for the person I played games with that was a tutor in one of my classes, but we never actually -met-, so... strange =P)

    Edit: sorry for the almost-oops-moments, too =P
    Yep - it's pretty normal on KB to meet people in Meatspace as we call it.

    As for the oops moments, well you didn't actually drop it so that's okay and if you did then you would have bought it eh?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chanak View Post
    Yea, right now I'm hating my work schedule, and the fact I'm not going to be seen much for the next 4 days (then again, next 2 are xmas/boxing day, so probally not the -best- time anyway)

    Hard to look at a bike when you work/sleep/repeat for a few days (although we do have the 'between day'..)


    (ps. great response to a 'hi' post having someone that seems so willing to help a newb like myself respond right away )
    Sounds remarkably like a certain aluminium smelter I used to work at.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daffyd View Post
    Sounds remarkably like a certain aluminium smelter I used to work at.
    People work there?

    I mean... there's a reason for that

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    Tiwai? Isn't that a vaginal lubricant or summat? Works well on chains I hear..
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    Heheh watch out or ye be speaking canny scots like with McJim! Good on ya for getting into the biking and kudos to Clan McJim for their helpful nature (or you just grin and nod when you have a large scotsman looming over you! )
    "I like to ride anyplace, anywhere, any time, any way!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by gijoe1313 View Post
    Heheh watch out or ye be speaking canny scots like with McJim! Good on ya for getting into the biking and kudos to Clan McJim for their helpful nature (or you just grin and nod when you have a large scotsman looming over you! )
    You were quite pleased when said large Scotsman LOOMED over you that fateful day on Twilight Road matey!
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    Quote Originally Posted by McJim View Post
    You were quite pleased when said large Scotsman LOOMED over you that fateful day on Twilight Road matey!
    Actually you know I'm always mightily pleased regardless! Eggs sunny side up Glass is half-filled because I've already drunken the other half already sorta guy!

    So where were you when I low-sided at Raglan huh? Huh? Huh? I dunno, wheres the consistency huh?
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