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Post by Ricky_t »

Hi all

My name is Amrik and i still ride my learner CBR125R even though i have a full license now.

I have joined this site as i rode it yesterday for the first time after 5 months and absolutely loved it once again! Over the winter one of my relatives thought they could have a go on it and damaged the fairings and indicators so i have repairing it slowly.

The other reason for joining is that yesterday one of my racing pedal bikes was stolen and i am buying secruity systems and wanted people recommendations of ground anchors as there are so many on the market to choose from. Also what alarm system under £60 to go for - i don't need it for insurnace but it is for my piece of mind.

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Welcome to the site :D
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Welcome to the forums mate
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Hello and welcome mate :cool:

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Post by Ricky_t »

Hi I am based in Torquay and coming up to 20.
I have been considering getting a CBR 600 RR or similar next year when my license is fully de-restricted.
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Ricky_t wrote:Hi I am based in Torquay and coming up to 20.
I have been considering getting a CBR 600 RR or similar next year when my license is fully de-restricted.
Good choice mate :cool: Ideal for the novice rider ask JAY :lol:
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Post by clunk »

Welcome to the site 8)

A good place to start for recommendations for security products is Ride magazine. They conduct tests on all sorts of stuff.
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Post by Funky »

What type of CBR125 you got, is it the Honda repsol and do you live near or go near Lower Erith Road in Wellswood?

I've heard a couple good thinks about the defiant Ground anchor, just make sure your chain is off the floor though.

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I have a black/silver one. Completely standard. I live in Shiphay area. I don't ride it much as i am only home for about 5 months of the year. At uni i ride a pedal bike!

I am considering a y-anchor. I can't put up the hyperlink as i have less than 10 posts!

Is the CBR60RR recommended as a good bike to step up to or is it a bit too powerful. I am after a newish bike.
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If you can afford it, I'd go for it! I went from the CBR to my R6, the difference is immense, but you get used to it. I think I may have seen you about.
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I bought an Oxford lock to attach to my bro's ground anchor for £30 and it lowered my insurance premium by £20. So really, the chain only cost me a tenner.

Maths is cool :lol:
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Post by Mike Daytona600 »

Welcome to SWB :D

Why don't you get one of these to link a chain togetther rather than a normal padlock.

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Post by Ricky_t »

The boss alarm looks quite good. They are about the same price as a squire lock. I will have a look into it. I was thinking of getting a 1.0m almax 3 with it.
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