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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    na, this is weird shit... your threory could go for every person on this planet.
    That's right D.

    "Why Katman's Campaign is going Nowhere"

    Katman would do better in reaching his target audience and have a more credible argument if he stopped generalising and making sweeping assumptions.

    Hell, I would even agree in part with him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Deano View Post

    Katman would do better in reaching his target audience and have a more credible argument if he stopped generalising and making sweeping assumptions.

    Hell, I would even agree in part with him.
    Ok, I'll amend my statement.

    Every motorcyclist has the potential to be their own worst enemy.

    I'm sure you can agree with that.

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    And regarding my propensity for generalisations it follows that I include myself in those same statements.

    (A fact that may shock Mom - because she thinks I'm perfect).


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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    Ok, I'll amend my statement.

    Every motorcyclist has the potential to be their own worst enemy.

    I'm sure you can agree with that.
    That is beter, the way it read before seemed like you have very little self esteem in your riding skills and every other rider in NZ, I for one are my 'best allie' on the road, for if I am not I am history.

    But yes I understand were you are comming from, however no petitioning the WRB's would mean nothing is done about then if nothing else at least those involved can have the kudos to know thay had the guts to try.
    cheers DD
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    I for one are my 'best allie' on the road, for if I am not I am history.
    And it's our choice between 'best ally' or 'worst enemy' that determines our longevity on the road.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    And it's the choice between 'best ally' or 'worst enemy' that determines our longevity on the road.
    Bloody right you are there, but when not on the road you can also be a allie (y) by making the roads safer... hell its worth a try.
    cheers DD
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    Bloody right you are there, but when not on the road you can also be a allie (y) by making the roads safer... hell its worth a try.
    It's called leading by example.
    *Some* people just like to talk, but fail miserably when it comes to 'walk'.
    Others do it the other way round.
    Come on people...its a package deal, and one without the other is selling yourself and others short.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post

    Edit: And there's far too many motorcyclists that thrive on that very viewing.
    Exactly right.

    There are to many sad bastids out there living out their adolescent dreams of being a badass rebel or making up for the fact that they've got a small willy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Exactly right.

    There are to many sad bastids out there living out their adolescent dreams of being a badass rebel or making up for the fact that they've got a small willy.
    The huge number of people riding around on 1000cc + bikes is testament to that. IF people had any personal integrity they'd acknowledge the fact that they couldn't master a 400cc 4 let alone something that would be winning GPs/Superbike/TT races 15 years ago in stock form. I was hesitant about buying the Zed, but finding something comfortable and versatile in the 4-600cc market a couple of years ago was pretty flipping difficult.
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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    I was hesitant about buying the Zed, but finding something comfortable and versatile in the 4-600cc market a couple of years ago was pretty flipping difficult.
    Uh-Huh...I've heard that before...
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    Thats crap... and its so bloody 80's, I dont believe that is the general opion of bikers at all.
    Why is it crap?
    Ask any Ambulance Crew, Cop or Emergency Doctor or Nurse.

    The underlying problem is that Motorcycle Licenses are too easy to get, and that the minimum age is waaay too low. There is also a problem at the other end of the ledger with idiots re-entering the community ("The last bike I had a CB125 at University 30 years ago, but I'll be sweet on my new HD/BMW/Yamasusaki 1900...")

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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    na, this is weird shit... your threory could go for every person on this planet.
    Katman's signature explains it quite well. If you read it. and STILL don't understand... let him know, and he'll draw you a picture.
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    Katman's signature explains it quite well.
    It does... and I kinda like it. (dont mean I like him tho


    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Why is it crap?
    Ask any Ambulance Crew, Cop or Emergency Doctor or Nurse.

    The underlying problem is that Motorcycle Licenses are too easy to get, and that the minimum age is waaay too low. There is also a problem at the other end of the ledger with idiots re-entering the community ("The last bike I had a CB125 at University 30 years ago, but I'll be sweet on my new HD/BMW/Yamasusaki 1900...")
    Ask the ambo crew what?... do they not attend car wrecks, truck accos etc?
    Bike licences are NOT easy to get in fact bloody hard considering 30yrs ago they gave me mine... what is wrong is the bikes that are able to be riden by greenies, and also i hold bike dealers as bad advertising to eg: an Aprilla 125 that was advertised as a learners bike cant remember the price but it wasnt cheap and the shop would tic it to the max.
    cheers DD
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Why is it crap?
    Ask any Ambulance Crew, Cop or Emergency Doctor or Nurse.

    The underlying problem is that Motorcycle Licenses are too easy to get, and that the minimum age is waaay too low. There is also a problem at the other end of the ledger with idiots re-entering the community ("The last bike I had a CB125 at University 30 years ago, but I'll be sweet on my new HD/BMW/Yamasusaki 1900...")
    Some pretty sweeping statements there. Hell Katman would be proud.

    You only need to read KB to realise lot of born agains usually have a transitional ride before getting something newer.
    You see most folks have more common sence than you seem to give them credit for.

    As for motorcycle licences being easier to get. Have you read the grumblings on KB about how long folk have to wait to get their full m/c licence?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    Katman's signature explains it quite well. If you read it. and STILL don't understand... let him know, and he'll draw you a picture.
    And regarding my signature.........

    It is a direct quote taken from a post by dipshit (don't remember where he got it from and I didn't have the room at the time to include credit to the originator) that I felt stated by belief of motorcycling perfectly and consicely.

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