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Scorpio
05-01-11, 11:45 PM
Looking to buy a bike soon so I can get it ready for the summer, especially keen on V-twins and loved a SV that I borrowed a couple of times last year.
Hoping to find something cheap so I'm expecting to end up with something with some battle scars - the main thing I am looking for is reliable fun :cool: SV's sound like an ideal solution :D (but open to anything else if the price is right ;))
Just found this forum so will be reading up to see what I should be looking for if I can find one locally.
Have fun ( is now a good time to start counting down to summer :cool: ?)
Welcome from Scotland :)
What's you're price raise?
tinpants
06-01-11, 12:09 AM
Welcome. Have fun, but don't feed the natives. They can get a bit feisty!!
Have a gander at the For Sale section, theres usually a couple in there for a reasonable price.
Milky Bar Kid
06-01-11, 12:10 AM
Welcome. Have fun, but don't feed the natives. They can get a bit feisty!!
Have a gander at the For Sale section, theres usually a couple in there for a reasonable price.
Especially you!!
Welcome dude!
andrewsmith
06-01-11, 12:16 AM
How dooo!!
Don't feed Badger. Don't encourage Wideboy to wear mankini's, and the list could go on!! ;)
Get yourself on the Pennines Massive section!
What you talking budget?
Scorpio
06-01-11, 02:12 AM
Thanks for the welcome folks, points noted, some replies below...
Don't feed Badger. Don't encourage Wideboy to wear mankini's, and the list could go on!! ;)
Get yourself on the Pennines Massive section!
What you talking budget?
Mankinis? I'm not even going to ask! ( what a thought to go to sleep with :smt103 )
Pennines = done :D Cheers for the tip ;)
Budget = buttons :smt103 Have seen some spares/repairs projects with minor damage to plastics around £800, hoping I can find something like that around the North East ;)
Welcome.
And yes summer is just around the next corner................................through the big snow drift
davepreston
06-01-11, 06:50 AM
quiet in the cheap seats
yep you scorpy and heathen breathern for over ta hill
this used to be such a nice place before you lot got electric for the first time the other month
but i supose you are a modicom better than the welsh
now wheres the bar to restart my training, no im not bitter arggghhhhhhhh
minimorecambe
06-01-11, 07:45 AM
Welcome to the org :)
Enjoy :p
Welcome to the org
Def keep an eye on the FS section, loads of stuff comes up quite often
:D
tinpants
06-01-11, 08:40 AM
Especially you!!
Welcome dude!
Cheeky mare!!
I'm not for sale, and I wouldn't be reasonable if I was!!! :D:D:D
Aw richt Sunshine!
welcome to the madhouse - you don't have to be mad to get on here but its a definite advantage!
As the rest have said For sale is a good place to start!
Welcome to the forum...
:)
Luckypants
06-01-11, 09:55 AM
Croeso! :cool:
Roberrrrt
06-01-11, 10:30 AM
Mownin'
andrewsmith
06-01-11, 11:40 AM
Budget = buttons :smt103 Have seen some spares/repairs projects with minor damage to plastics around £800, hoping I can find something like that around the North East ;)
I'd keep an eye on places like Petite and France, and the smaller dealers for a P/X to clear.
speedplay
06-01-11, 11:43 AM
Hello!!
welcome aboard.
Geodude
06-01-11, 11:55 AM
Howdoo scorpio and welcome :D
Owenski
06-01-11, 11:58 AM
If you've got the money and thats your intention (a spares/repairs project) then I'd be looking to buy now before the prices climb again as we head into dryer times. £800 could fetch you a curvey needing little work or a k3 even k4 pointy which needs a fair bit more, depends how your function over form ratio idles.
and welcome :)
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