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ScottishPaul
05-08-10, 04:11 AM
Alright guys, not got my bike yet but pretty sure I'll be going for a nice SV650S pointy as my first bike. Was google trawling and found this site, looks good.
Not passed my test yet either, had my part 1 booked and on the practice I had before it my emergency stop turned into an emergency fall and now I've got a nice pin in my thumb, soon as its out though I'll be booking both tests.
Davadvice
05-08-10, 07:25 AM
welcome, sorry to hear of the off. good to hear your going for it again. the SV is an excelent bike. good luck with the tests
Good to see that your getting right back on
Welcome to the loony bin!! ( looks like you'll fit right in if you want a pointy!)
independentphoto
05-08-10, 08:48 AM
Bad luck with the tumble Paul. The SV is a damn good bike and you could develop your skill on far worse. Nice to have you join us.
Garry
Welcome to the Forum!
Hope the thumb heals quickly, and you get through the tests.
Good luck!
Blue Flame
05-08-10, 09:40 AM
welcome to the site.... oh... and Happy birthday as well !!!
ScottishPaul
05-08-10, 11:00 AM
Thanks for the warm welcome guys, can't wait to get out and have a proper shot of the bike, just not the same on a lesson lol
Paul.
appollo1
05-08-10, 03:32 PM
Hello.......good day to you......and welcome.
Prepare for the curvey vs pointy banter to follow.
Curvey being the better bike of course ;)
philpy008
05-08-10, 04:34 PM
Welcome to the site what colour pointy u looking for. Looking to bet a blue pointy myself.
carelesschucca
05-08-10, 05:33 PM
hello welcome.
Get well soon get that test passed and get yourself an SV you won't regret it!!!
Oh black curvey ones are the nicest!!! Black pointy would do too!!!
TheRamJam
05-08-10, 09:34 PM
Welcome to the Org
Good luck with the test mate and enjoy the bike when you get it!
Kirkybhoy
06-08-10, 12:45 AM
Welcome to the madness....
ps...pointy is definately the way forward :D
ScottishPaul
06-08-10, 10:33 AM
Welcome to the site what colour pointy u looking for. Looking to bet a blue pointy myself.
Looking for blue or black, could go silver too I like them all. Was supposed to be buying the auld mans off him but he just traded it in. Theres no that many on the market is there.
philpy008
06-08-10, 05:15 PM
Been a few on here. Missed out on a blue pointy lastweek due to holiday hopefully get one soon tho good luck with the test.
sephy666
06-08-10, 05:32 PM
I am selling a Blue Pointy if you want one (2006 Plate)
6 months road tax and a years MOT
ScottishPaul
06-08-10, 05:50 PM
I will probably be going down the finance route, not got the funds to get it cash. Especially with it being more of a toy than getting used for commuting or that, I've got my car for that.
Hows it for insurance compared to other bikes? I've been looking at quotes of around £730 for fully comp, guessing thats probably as cheap as I can expect being fresh on the two wheels.
Paul
sephy666
06-08-10, 05:56 PM
As far as I know, Its really good, and considering how quick it is. I am about £270 a year fully comp with 2 years NCB. but I have some restrictions being under 25, they are really good bikes for starting off, just dont hit the throttle too hard, or you will get a surprise
ScottishPaul
06-08-10, 06:04 PM
I'm 22 mate, will be paying over the odds for that but I'm used to it, my car insurance is only now getting to reasonable rates. Just need to put up with the high premiums til I get a few more birthdays and some bike experience and bike ncb.
Welcome, SV's are the job. Have mine a few months since doing my DAS and i love it so far.
Hi and welcome! Cool X-ray!
Blue pointys rule!:p
philpy008
07-08-10, 03:51 PM
I am selling a Blue Pointy if you want one (2006 Plate)
6 months road tax and a years MOT
Has yer pointy got full fairings mate?
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