Bike-Curious Female

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age
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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nutter wrote:wisdom acknowledged! hope you feel better now :lol: :oops:
bambam wrote:welcome to the forum :D :D :D
my only comment is the same as most JUST DO IT
you'll never know unless u try it :wink: :wink: :wink:

that is my only bit of advice............cos no one else takes a blind bit of notice of my wisdom on this site :evil: :evil:

Hello and welcome !!!

I have been riding since I was 5 and passed my test when I was 19 (17 years ago :cry: ) but I have had some of the best times on my bike and ok a few bad days as well but I highly recomened it !
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mrs v6 mondy
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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Hi and welcome
I passed my test last year and IT IS just the best
i have a rf 600 and i love it

just go for it you know it make sense ...........
Funky
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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The test is changing in october so i'd start learning soon. I'd do the cbt early then ride around for a bit on something like a CBR125. If I was you i'd do the restricted test first as it's easier and safer when you get a new bike and you can do it on the cbr125 or whatever 125 with gears. If you feel you have out grown the 33bhp restriction, you can always take the restrictors out so it's nicely flexible.

Definitely find yourself a nice single man to take you pillion and get to a few pub meets on here. For learning I'd contact speedy...he somehow got me through mine.
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bambam
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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what u mean u actually have a licence funky.
last time i saw u ride a bike i thought u were having a fit whilst trying to mount that tractor
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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Funky wrote: If you feel you have out grown the 33bhp restriction, you can always take the restrictors out so it's nicely flexible.
After two years of course :wink:
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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bambam wrote:what u mean u actually have a licence funky.
last time i saw u ride a bike i thought u were having a fit whilst trying to mount that tractor
That was me trying to get away from the pooh in my leathers
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Re: Bike-Curious Female

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christ after a couple bottles of wine i thought the title said 'bi-curious female'

bugger :lol:


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