NO RESPECT for wee bike riders

[Number One]

ah ok.... so, you brought your bike from someone who didnt mind that you didn't have a bike licence?....hehe

$$$ talks well that and I had been riding a lot longer and had more experience than the 'correctly licensed' sellar

Well done passing...knew ya would...

leave the wanking for the ably qualified experts...you know who "they" are...

indeed I do know who "they" are Thank you sir

She does have a license, just wasn't a full one.... that would be her choice and decision as she would be the one wearing the consequences of the decision.

That's right AND now I is all good

[FJRider]

That's right AND now I is all good

but don't forget how to be bad...

[Number One]

but don't forget how to be bad...

NEVER!!! That is hard wired for sure

[Number One]

In fact....this thread is missing something slightly naughty

...it is MY thread afterall!

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/pi...pictureid=6775

[sinfull]

In fact....this thread is missing something slightly naughty

...it is MY thread afterall! http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/pi...87&pictureid=]

Night baby !

[FJRider]

In fact....this thread is missing something slightly naughty

...it is MY thread afterall!

A bit of "live" sex ...maybe...

[Number One]

Night baby !

Stop it ewe

[Number One]

A bit of "live" sex ...maybe...

Poor mouse getting done by a gerbil is it? Really getting into it too ain't he

Bow chicka wow wow

[madbikeboy]

Congrats on getting your full. But, like illicit relations, it's more fun when there is somehting a little wrong with what you're doing... Is the thrill going to be gone now you're legal???

[Number One]

Is the thrill going to be gone now you're legal???

Hell no! Never!!! And thanks

[madbikeboy]

As for the perfect woman, I keep asking, but she's too smart to say yes to a numpty like me...

[davebullet]

Speaking of respect, I haven't been out for too many rides, but was taking the back way from Whitby to Johnsonville, and I got a nod of respect (well - I think it was) from a fellow biker on a large sports bike heading north. and I am only on a 250.

I tried to return the favour... but being a learner (you know - too slow and all that).

I think it comes down to how mean you look to non-bikers, or how "try hard" you look to other bikers. I mean, a black helmet and one badly dilated pupil and blood shot eyes might help my case

Dave.

[klingon]

I was test-riding scooters today and got carved up constantly. There's no doubt about it - people react differently to you if you're on a little bike and/or one perceived to be 'weaker' than them. (The scoots weren't 50cc by the way and I was both keeping pace with the traffic and holding my place on the road.)