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missyburd
17-12-12, 08:41 AM
Holiday home as well eh? When can we visit old buddy old pal ;)
yorkie_chris
17-12-12, 08:57 AM
Holy poop, zx6r 2004 insurance is £640 full comp :0 . Thats my next bike :)
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The old 2000 era ZX6Rs are really comfy for a pretty quick bike.
Biker Biggles
17-12-12, 09:06 AM
Holiday home as well eh? When can we visit old buddy old pal ;)
I wouldnt insure a vehicle at anywhere other than my normal home address just to get a lower premium,at least not after telling the whole world what I did on a public forum.That would be a waste of £640 because the insurance wouldnt be valid.
And yes they do look at these things and keep extensive information databases to save themselves from paying out.
widepants
17-12-12, 09:30 AM
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/17/aba9y3a9.jpg
Oh yehhh.
Thats my holiday home . Brid has a better postcode for cheaper insurance lol.
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good grief look at the 4th price down.
oh and jo ,you've put down that you do 2000 miles a yr, yet you keep telling us you are doing 20,000
Joe Marcon
17-12-12, 09:31 AM
Holiday home as well eh? When can we visit old buddy old pal ;)
When ever i go over :D which isnt till next year lol.
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Joe Marcon
17-12-12, 09:35 AM
I put 6000 miles down on last insurance and done like x3 that lol . I start it low and maybe up it later on
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Purity14
17-12-12, 09:50 AM
...And your full address, telephone number, occupation, date of birth, and email and phone number.
Wow - id take that down before someone decides they want to clone your identity.
Or worse, your insurance could find it and backdate/check your miliage claims against your MOT.
missyburd
17-12-12, 09:55 AM
You are an absolute plantpot sometimes...most of the time Joe :-P Do as the nice man says now ^^^ before Lambo man finds you ;)
Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 10:17 AM
The innocence of youth.
Joe Marcon
17-12-12, 10:17 AM
Haha lol, ar well . They can clone me . Always wanted a twin
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Wildkid
17-12-12, 10:54 AM
Is this KID serious?
Joe Marcon
17-12-12, 11:05 AM
Is this KID serious?
Are you serious ?
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Wildkid
17-12-12, 11:17 AM
You just sound like you've got a lot of growing up to do that's all because that can't care attitude is short lived, your asking for advise but then when people are telling you the truth you reject the majority of it with a ' I don't care' attitude? Catch 22?
Just my 2 cents..
Joe Marcon
17-12-12, 11:23 AM
What are you talking about .
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yorkie_chris
17-12-12, 11:51 AM
Thread timeline as I see it:
Joe asks about hayabusas ..... (fine)
Load of jewish mothers and holier than thou types come out with bollox .... Joe ignores them (fine)
Couple of people who've actually ridden big bikes tell him to get a 600.... (fine)
Joe goes and looks for a 600....
How is this last bit "ignoring advice" other than the sh*te from people who know nowt? Does it really warrant a patronising and insulting remark that adds no useful content to the thread?
Joe can often talk some infantile b*llocks, granted. If people who purport to know better could be nice enough to maintain a level of IQ in their posts above room temperature that shows better it would be nice...
ChrisCurvyS
17-12-12, 12:22 PM
All of them.
Riders/writers from the original FB who were racers include Sean Emmett, Jason Emmett, Shane Byrne, Gary Mason, Rob Frost... you should have heard of all of them as they've been/are successful world class competitors.
Yeah thought I heard the name Shakey mentioned a few times but couldn't be sure which pixel he was.
Ironically, you'd probably struggle to set up a bike mag written by young racers now as lots of them don't have road licences as it's so fecking complicated and expensive to do.
Was really eye-opening watching how wild they were back then.
Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 04:04 PM
I would like to point out that the OP does contradict himself or leave himself open to criticism. and perhaps that is what is being referred to.
Joe asks about Busas with a restricted licence
People tell him not to squander his money
People suggest progress through the power range
Joe looks at a 600 still with a restricted licence
What ever bike he gets he still has a restricted licence so the bike is limited in the power output.
Sorry I just can''t figure the guy out,two SVs in a year and a quad he can't legally ride are perhaps why he is getting the type of replies he is.
yorkie_chris
17-12-12, 04:34 PM
Sorry I just can''t figure the guy out,two SVs in a year and a quad he can't legally ride (on the road)
...
When does your 33bhp end Joe?
Joe Marcon
17-12-12, 05:06 PM
Got 1 year remaining since december 2nd .
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Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 05:23 PM
I was under the belief that Joe did want to ride on the road,perhaps I'm wrong--------you can ride /drive anything you want without a licence off the road under proper circumstances,i.e. track licence.
yorkie_chris
17-12-12, 06:19 PM
you can ride /drive anything you want without a licence off the road under proper circumstances,i.e. track licence.
No licence whatsoever is required off the public road, by law. All you need is permission to be there.
Track licences are just paper, no legal value, just a caveat of getting permission to use some particular pieces of private land.
shonadoll
17-12-12, 06:27 PM
Oh yes! ;) This is why I cant wait to go germany haha...
Did Germany last year, roads were incredible!! Autobahn was nuts but some of the twisted I still dream about, did ten days on Mosel valley, going back for more next year!
Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 07:05 PM
YC-----i.e. means for example and proper circumstance, a multiple of criteria,so unless he owns a private race track:confused: what do you mean?
Biker Biggles
17-12-12, 07:08 PM
Thread timeline as I see it:
Joe asks about hayabusas ..... (fine)
Load of jewish mothers and holier than thou types come out with bollox .... Joe ignores them (fine)
Couple of people who've actually ridden big bikes tell him to get a 600.... (fine)
Joe goes and looks for a 600....
How is this last bit "ignoring advice" other than the sh*te from people who know nowt? Does it really warrant a patronising and insulting remark that adds no useful content to the thread?
Joe can often talk some infantile b*llocks, granted. If people who purport to know better could be nice enough to maintain a level of IQ in their posts above room temperature that shows better it would be nice...
Sorry mate but advising someone to STFU when they are posting about insurance fraud in public is good advice.Take it or leave it.
yorkie_chris
17-12-12, 07:28 PM
YC-----i.e. means for example and proper circumstance, a multiple of criteria,so unless he owns a private race track:confused: what do you mean?
No it doesn't, i.e means "id est" or "that is"...indicating a single option.
I mean you are fine to ride on any land you want so long as you have permission from the landowner.
(as examples, there are many pay-and-play sites where no licence is required to take your vehicle... land rovers, quads, motocrossers, trials bikes, etc.)
Sorry mate but advising someone to STFU when they are posting about insurance fraud in public is good advice.Take it or leave it.
I was more meaning the comments about whether to get a busa.
The removal of personal details is obviously a good idea...
Wildkid
17-12-12, 07:32 PM
Did Germany last year, roads were incredible!! Autobahn was nuts but some of the twisted I still dream about, did ten days on Mosel valley, going back for more next year!
Hopefully doing a 10 day tour next year! Just funding the thing is a pain! I mean a lot of it will be on the beers! Haha
Spank86
17-12-12, 07:41 PM
YC-----i.e. means for example and proper circumstance, a multiple of criteria,so unless he owns a private race track:confused: what do you mean?
I.e. is roughly "in other words"
I think you were groping for e.g. Or "for example".
(N.B. not literal translations, nor does N.B. strictly stand for "note well", its just what it means)
Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 07:41 PM
So where do you recommend he rides his unrestricted sports bike ?
Spank86
17-12-12, 07:42 PM
So where do you recommend he rides his unrestricted sports bike ?international waters or a farmers field.
Elliott
17-12-12, 07:48 PM
The wrong way down the M1....
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Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 07:49 PM
i.e. or eg whatever both fitted correctly with the" Track licence "
Bit of a side track, do I get marks deducted;)
Spank86
17-12-12, 07:55 PM
Technically I.E. would only fit if a track licence was the ONLY way to fulfil the criteria but I don't really care how it's used, I was only interjecting because the question was raised.
Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 08:10 PM
There I go ,wrong again. but I didn't think it should be used as capital letters.
As Joe doesn't have a full licence I presumed he would need some sort of track licence as in race licence before he was allowed to go hurtling round a track as the track owner has to cover himself for public liability.For a person on a full licence at a track day this is what part of your fee is for.
I had one acquaintance who was banned for DD but he could still race as he had his race licence
Spank86
17-12-12, 08:13 PM
Not really no, lower case is preferred but I was being lazy.
I'm not sure but I think on a few 'run what you bring' days at tracks you don't need a track/race licence but I'm not sure.
Dicky Ticker
17-12-12, 08:22 PM
If that is the case " Run what you bring" is his answer
A 12 year old can turn up with his dads R1 and be on the same track as me if that is the case---------no thanks,can't see that as the track owner has to have insurance.
So where is Joe going to ride his unrestricted sports bike?
Joe Marcon
18-12-12, 01:06 AM
If that is the case " Run what you bring" is his answer
A 12 year old can turn up with his dads R1 and be on the same track as me if that is the case---------no thanks,can't see that as the track owner has to have insurance.
So where is Joe going to ride his unrestricted sports bike?
Everywhere, even doing wheelies and endos, burnouts . High speed on motorways . Anything im missing ? Maybe rolling burnout, but learning that one
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Dicky Ticker
18-12-12, 08:05 AM
There we go then, question answered---I'll go now,not playing any more. :D
Ran out of worms.
widepants
18-12-12, 10:18 AM
http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/52486000/jpg/_52486407_broadmoorhospitalsign.jpg
to be honest Joe....have you ever thought about a check up from the neck up?
Joe, you really are perfect grounds for having your mother sterilised .... I tried to be impartial but do us all a favour and give up bikes, you obviously havent a bloody clue!
:smt008
k1ngy SV
18-12-12, 11:55 AM
Cant see how joe has been quoted so little for a supersports 600... Iv done quotes 18years old with 2years no claims one year full licence,clean record .. £1300+ or so
Im paying £650 for tpft at the moment on the sv650's 1 year no claims at 17-
next years i got quotes for £550ish for the sv650.. with 2 years no claims & 18
(yes i'm restricted._)
Joe Marcon
18-12-12, 12:04 PM
There we go then, question answered---I'll go now,not playing any more. :D
Ran out of worms.
I was kidding, my bikes have always been resticted on road, i just thought about not having a busa resticted, then i grew up, and thought of a different bike
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Joe Marcon
18-12-12, 12:07 PM
Cant see how joe has been quoted so little for a supersports 600... Iv done quotes 18years old with 2years no claims one year full licence,clean record .. £1300+ or so
Im paying £650 for tpft at the moment on the sv650's 1 year no claims at 17-
next years i got quotes for £550ish for the sv650.. with 2 years no claims & 18
(yes i'm restricted._)
First thing you did wrong is tell then its restricted, they add like £400 on . It isnt invalid insurance, its what your bike needs due to your license. Plus i'll be 20 the day i want the insurance . And bridlinton has the lowest postcode group in the uk as im aware of.
Just do another quote without putting down it restricted
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k1ngy SV
18-12-12, 12:11 PM
First thing you did wrong is tell then its restricted, they add like £400 on . It isnt invalid insurance, its what your bike needs due to your license. Plus i'll be 20 the day i want the insurance . And bridlinton has the lowest postcode group in the uk as im aware of.
Just do another quote without putting down it restricted
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I didn't tell insurance it was restricted they requested proof. a dyno to be exact..
put that as i know someone would of mentioned it jue to my age, & i think its the age why you got yours so cheap... :( oh well atleast we arnt paying grands for a cage :cheers:
dizzyblonde
18-12-12, 12:33 PM
First thing you did wrong is tell then its restricted, they add like £400 on . It isnt invalid insurance, its what your bike needs due to your license. Plus i'll be 20 the day i want the insurance . And bridlinton has the lowest postcode group in the uk as im aware of.
Just do another quote without putting down it restricted
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Did your parents ever teach you what happens when you lie, Pinocchio?
yorkie_chris
18-12-12, 01:32 PM
The not saying it is restricted is a fair point, it's not a modification or accessory per se so it's quite alright not to tell them, as for some ridiculous reason they load the premium because of it!
Joe Marcon
18-12-12, 01:33 PM
Try just bike insurance next renewal, they didnt ask for any proof .
And yess my nose will get bigger
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Joe Marcon
18-12-12, 01:34 PM
The not saying it is restricted is a fair point, it's not a modification or accessory per se so it's quite alright not to tell them, as for some ridiculous reason they load the premium because of it!
And another good come back if you had an accident is: well you should have known it was restricted due to my age (u21) and seeing the time passed test and they can see u havent had license more than 2 years
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Go for it, life's for living and I'm sure 70mph on a Hayabusa is the same as 70mph on an SV. It's pretty obvious that you're not going to open it full throttle on a bend in the snow outside a primary school where children are building snowmen in the road.
Haha, made me laugh :)
Ps They look funny ??
I agree. Not the best looking bike in my opinion.
hi, firstly on topic...
I love busa for the sheer barmy power of the things, i have always wanted one, sat on one at my local dealers and IMO was stupidly comfy, too comfy in fact. I imagined that would keep me off the ball somewhat if i rode one. I would love to ride one but dont think i will ever get one.
I am aiming at an r6 in a couple of years.
lastly and this is the more important thing (apologies for the rant)....
what you have posted here could result in the loss of your licence, fines and potentially jail time.
If you have a restricted licence and you remove the restriction your insurance will not be valid. It is a requirement of the licence and if removed you are riding outside of the requirements making the licence in valid and thusly the insurance invalid. bike would likely get cubed or auctioned. plus all the usual penalties for no insurance only worse as technically riding without a licence.
If you do not declare this to the insurers which will be hard as prev explained if your circumstances are such that you have to have a restriction, you are failing to disclose a material fact. this could 1. invalidate your insurance (if you are lucky) 2. attract a premium loading (if you are lucky) 3. result in in prosecution under the Fraud Act 2006 as you will be guilty of fraud by failing to disclose. Not only this but the posts here have shown intent to defraud, this can also attract prosecution. Under the new fraud act you do not actually have to commit the offence if it can be shown that there was intent.
i am a fraud investigator, albeit not in the motor insurance industry, but my close friend and colleague was. he used to work in motor and has dealt with things like this before.
my advice to you is this, get a bike you can ride legally. when the time is right you can get your mental bike.
remove any posts you have made that state or infer that you wish to commit fraud. Context means very little to some companies and investigators, so even if said as a joke you could be heavily penalised.
dont make any future posts of a similar nature in a public domain, forum, facebook, twitter etc. its just dumb.
lastly please for the love of god, ride safe, you might not care about dieing but there are far worse things than death. such as surviving a bad accident as a para/quadriplegic after injurung or killing an innocent bystander. Could you live with the guilt?
Please use your head, be sensible and be smart!
rant over
Joe Marcon
23-12-12, 03:17 PM
hi, firstly on topic...
I love busa for the sheer barmy power of the things, i have always wanted one, sat on one at my local dealers and IMO was stupidly comfy, too comfy in fact. I imagined that would keep me off the ball somewhat if i rode one. I would love to ride one but dont think i will ever get one.
I am aiming at an r6 in a couple of years.
lastly and this is the more important thing (apologies for the rant)....
what you have posted here could result in the loss of your licence, fines and potentially jail time.
If you have a restricted licence and you remove the restriction your insurance will not be valid. It is a requirement of the licence and if removed you are riding outside of the requirements making the licence in valid and thusly the insurance invalid. bike would likely get cubed or auctioned. plus all the usual penalties for no insurance only worse as technically riding without a licence.
If you do not declare this to the insurers which will be hard as prev explained if your circumstances are such that you have to have a restriction, you are failing to disclose a material fact. this could 1. invalidate your insurance (if you are lucky) 2. attract a premium loading (if you are lucky) 3. result in in prosecution under the Fraud Act 2006 as you will be guilty of fraud by failing to disclose. Not only this but the posts here have shown intent to defraud, this can also attract prosecution. Under the new fraud act you do not actually have to commit the offence if it can be shown that there was intent.
i am a fraud investigator, albeit not in the motor insurance industry, but my close friend and colleague was. he used to work in motor and has dealt with things like this before.
my advice to you is this, get a bike you can ride legally. when the time is right you can get your mental bike.
remove any posts you have made that state or infer that you wish to commit fraud. Context means very little to some companies and investigators, so even if said as a joke you could be heavily penalised.
dont make any future posts of a similar nature in a public domain, forum, facebook, twitter etc. its just dumb.
lastly please for the love of god, ride safe, you might not care about dieing but there are far worse things than death. such as surviving a bad accident as a para/quadriplegic after injurung or killing an innocent bystander. Could you live with the guilt?
Please use your head, be sensible and be smart!
rant over
Its a shame you wrote all that, i just read the first line then "rant over"
Sorry. Your abit late
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Rokerman
23-12-12, 03:39 PM
Its a shame you wrote all that, i just read the first line then "rant over"
Sorry. Your abit late
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You Sir sound an utter tool.
Mods I think it's time for this thread to be locked.
Joe Marcon
23-12-12, 03:49 PM
A tool because i genuinly got all my answers along time ago?
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To add another meaningless post to the many other meaningless posts, I like you dude. Carry on. I'm sure you're not as stupid as people think you are and an easy target is, well, easy. I'm also sure that you would have considered any good advice before making a decision on the next bike. Good luck.
sam anon
23-12-12, 04:41 PM
Its a shame you wrote all that, i just read the first line then "rant over"
Sorry. Your abit late
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If you had read it all, you would now know that the poster was giving you some advice, completely different in nature to what most others have been saying.
I don't know you, and will reserve judgement, but you certainly come across as somewhat arrogant.
metalmonkey
23-12-12, 04:57 PM
hi, firstly on topic...
I love busa for the sheer barmy power of the things, i have always wanted one, sat on one at my local dealers and IMO was stupidly comfy, too comfy in fact. I imagined that would keep me off the ball somewhat if i rode one. I would love to ride one but dont think i will ever get one.
I am aiming at an r6 in a couple of years.
lastly and this is the more important thing (apologies for the rant)....
what you have posted here could result in the loss of your licence, fines and potentially jail time.
If you have a restricted licence and you remove the restriction your insurance will not be valid. It is a requirement of the licence and if removed you are riding outside of the requirements making the licence in valid and thusly the insurance invalid. bike would likely get cubed or auctioned. plus all the usual penalties for no insurance only worse as technically riding without a licence.
If you do not declare this to the insurers which will be hard as prev explained if your circumstances are such that you have to have a restriction, you are failing to disclose a material fact. this could 1. invalidate your insurance (if you are lucky) 2. attract a premium loading (if you are lucky) 3. result in in prosecution under the Fraud Act 2006 as you will be guilty of fraud by failing to disclose. Not only this but the posts here have shown intent to defraud, this can also attract prosecution. Under the new fraud act you do not actually have to commit the offence if it can be shown that there was intent.
i am a fraud investigator, albeit not in the motor insurance industry, but my close friend and colleague was. he used to work in motor and has dealt with things like this before.
my advice to you is this, get a bike you can ride legally. when the time is right you can get your mental bike.
remove any posts you have made that state or infer that you wish to commit fraud. Context means very little to some companies and investigators, so even if said as a joke you could be heavily penalised.
dont make any future posts of a similar nature in a public domain, forum, facebook, twitter etc. its just dumb.
lastly please for the love of god, ride safe, you might not care about dieing but there are far worse things than death. such as surviving a bad accident as a para/quadriplegic after injurung or killing an innocent bystander. Could you live with the guilt?
Please use your head, be sensible and be smart!
rant over
Where did you get this information from? Third Party Insurance will still be vaild, the two are seperate offences. The offence is Driving Not in Accordance of a Driving Licence, yes a vehicle can be sezied for that. Yes there is way get insurance removed from someone.
Its unlikely to be considered fraud, it does depend on what is said at the time to gain insurance and it has to proved insurance was aquired through dishonsty. It won't result in a prison term, caution and a fine is possiable depends. It has be serious for prison that it depends on several factors which aren't worth talking about here. If you crash or ride like a nob with that in mind, more serious offences can be considered.
So just be careful what you say, giving the people the wrong advice isn't much use and displays you lack of understanding of basic law.
I think Joe is aware of what he can and can't do. Joe if you want that bike get it, like I said get a few NCB under belt, do your two years and go test ride one then come back say what you though of the experince. Just do it becasue its fun, some of you are so:smt015
21QUEST
23-12-12, 05:28 PM
To add another meaningless post to the many other meaningless posts, I like you dude. Carry on. I'm sure you're not as stupid as people think you are and an easy target is, well, easy. I'm also sure that you would have considered any good advice before making a decision on the next bike. Good luck.
+1000000
Though I haven't posted on the thread, I said similar in a telephone conversion with a member of the forum.
Some folks are seemingly perched so high up, they are unable to even see the 'very obvious' ...well, obvious to me anyway.
How does that song by TISM go again? oh yeah....not I think Joe Marcon is one but you get the picture :D
" I might be a c**t but I'm not a f**king c**t "
You Sir sound an utter tool.
Mods I think it's time for this thread to be locked.
Don't worry, this isn't going to happen and he will probably continue to ride his CG125.
Pete
joshwalker094
26-12-12, 12:02 AM
Don't worry, this isn't going to happen and he will probably continue to ride his CG125.
Pete
Keep quiet fella. Joe is safe guy, he listens to the people of this forum carefully, and is not stupid.
Now he may say some stupid things, but hey so do I!
Oh, can't you read? CG125?
Pretty certain he rides a quad at the moment and his mums sv650
Keep quiet fella
Hmm after consideration, no I won't.
I just think like several others on here that being able to ride a Busa or R6 at 18 with a years experience is just barking.
Pete
joshwalker094
26-12-12, 12:24 AM
Might as well say I'm barking, I'm 18 and went from a 125 at age 17 to a 650!
Joe isn't as daft as he may come a cross and personally think he could handle a R6 no problem,
We have to start somewhere, he's more experienced than a person who has just done there DAS and bought a R1
Jackie_Black
26-12-12, 12:36 AM
Lambo Joe is more a live for the moment type of guy. Plus he is an expert online wind up merchant!
Joe Marcon
26-12-12, 02:47 AM
Hmm after consideration, no I won't.
I just think like several others on here that being able to ride a Busa or R6 at 18 with a years experience is just barking.
Pete
Ive rode my friends r6 a few times and very easy ride, (absoulute pants without steering dampers) anyway im 20 in next few week, plus like i always say any bike can be ridden aslong as you have a clear mind and a steady right hand . Yes im a numpty talker, but when i say i'll do something i will, i chose to forget the busa and head to zx636 which i will have in feb time, the hayabusa will come next year, maybe sooner ( i get bored of bikes easily) .
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This ZX636, will it need to be restricted to 33hp?
Pete
Elliott
26-12-12, 11:00 AM
Joe if your going to ride @33bhp get the lowest weight bike possible, the full power rs125 will beat most other bike with the same bhp
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Wildkid
26-12-12, 11:12 AM
Yes a lighter bike would be faster in terms of the way it utilises 33bhp but then your forgetting that a bigger bike would have twin discs, better brakes, better suspension etc...
Elliott
26-12-12, 11:31 AM
I've seen a well sorted RS125 out performing a fair few 600cc
It's true that size isn't everything ;)
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Joe Marcon
26-12-12, 11:49 AM
Am i eck restricting a bike. Ha
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Elliott
26-12-12, 12:17 PM
Your on a restricted licence tho yea?
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Joe Marcon
26-12-12, 12:23 PM
Your on a restricted licence tho yea?
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Yes... And?
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LewSpeight
26-12-12, 12:29 PM
Silly boy. I suggest take that reply down and act innocent.. Apparently people get caught out by bobby's when they scan through forums like this.
Joe Marcon
26-12-12, 12:31 PM
Its cool, my local bobbys ar all payed off
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Biker Biggles
26-12-12, 12:32 PM
:fish::fish::fish::fish:
Permit holders only;)
Your on a restricted licence tho yea?
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Oh this gets worse :rolleyes:
So over a £1000 a year for insurance who will run faster than a rat out of an aquaduct at the first sign of a claim.
The smart money would be to spend half the £1000 on new suspension for the SV and the other half on some advanced riding lessons. The pay back would be huge and much better riding skills and a better handling bike. However, today's yoofs won't be told.
Pete
Spank86
26-12-12, 01:52 PM
Its cool, my local bobbys ar all payed off
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Paid.
Payed is to slacken or run out (e.g. rope) usually used in a nautical sense.
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 02:35 PM
Oh this gets worse :rolleyes:
So over a £1000 a year for insurance who will run faster than a rat out of an aquaduct at the first sign of a claim.
The smart money would be to spend half the £1000 on new suspension for the SV and the other half on some advanced riding lessons. The pay back would be huge and much better riding skills and a better handling bike. However, today's yoofs won't be told.
Pete
This.
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 02:37 PM
Also, I'm a youth and I quite happily take on any advice from anyone. Hate people who are all about showing off and stuff, whether they're 18 or 80.
Hey ho... I'm all about being a genuine rider who can ride better than the bike actually looks, rather than an amazing looking bike or super fast bike that I can't ride properly.
yorkie_chris
26-12-12, 02:38 PM
and the other half on some advanced riding lessons. The pay back would be huge and much better riding skills and a better handling bike. However, today's yoofs won't be told.
And yesterdays yoofs were all saints on bikes obviously.
Nobody ever went out and bought the fastest 350LC/Z1R/GSXR11 they could possibly afford at the time and went out and launched themselves through a hedge, oh no no, people were responsible back in the day... :rolleyes:
Where would you spend £500 on advanced riding lessons?
Hey ho... I'm all about being a genuine rider who can ride better than the bike actually looks, rather than an amazing looking bike or super fast bike that I can't ride properly.
A refreshing view point =D>
And yesterdays yoofs were all saints on bikes obviously.
There were 10 million less people in the UK and the average house had one car so roads much quieter, plus bikes much slower. Whilst the X7 speedo might have indicated 100 mph it was also known to way out.
Advanced Training (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=advanced+motorbike+training)
Pete
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 02:45 PM
A refreshing view point =D>
Pete
Can't tell if bring sarcasmic, or genuinely satisfied
yorkie_chris
26-12-12, 02:52 PM
A refreshing view point =D>
There were 10 million less people in the UK and the average house had one car so roads much quieter, plus bikes much slower. Whilst the X7 speedo might have indicated 100 mph it was also known to way out.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=advanced+motorbike+training
Pete
And they also had forks that bent under the pitiful force of the brakes and suicidal tyres.
The standard of safety kit was non existent and drink driving was common. What's your point?
So you'd have him spend £250 on a commercial course rather than say joining an advanced riding group or doing one of the police days at cadwell or something? Interesting.
Have you got personal experience of these?
Can't tell if bring sarcasmic, or genuinely satisfied
Genuinely satisfied,
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 02:54 PM
Genuinely satisfied,
:salut:
21QUEST
26-12-12, 02:54 PM
...snip...
Hey ho... I'm all about being a genuine rider who can ride better than the bike actually looks, rather than an amazing looking bike or super fast bike that I can't ride properly.
Errr, you do realise you are making reference to about 85% of folks that ride bikes, don't you?....probably more like 90% for the forum :p
And of course 'amazing looking' and/or 'super fast' doesn't really apply to the SV650...it's not known as a 'girls bike' for nothing :D
I knew a guy riding a full power zx6 on his restricted license. Thought he was cool until a wise copper pulled him. He had a certificate to say it was restricted, but still got banned. This thread is just ammo for the anti bike brigade. Joe, if you're riding outside of your licence you deserve to be caught. Nothing personal but you racing around without the proper entitlements and openly talking about it on the internet isn't good.
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 05:15 PM
Errr, you do realise you are making reference to about 85% of folks that ride bikes, don't you?....probably more like 90% for the forum :p
And of course 'amazing looking' and/or 'super fast' doesn't really apply to the SV650...it's not known as a 'girls bike' for nothing :D
Okay okay, maybe not 'cant ride properly', but i want to try my best at being my best at riding. Not riding the best looking shiny bling thing around town but still hasnt ever heard of counter steering and thinks I go faster cos I've taken the baffles out.
yorkie_chris
26-12-12, 05:20 PM
I knew a guy riding a full power zx6 on his restricted license. Thought he was cool until a wise copper pulled him. He had a certificate to say it was restricted, but still got banned. This thread is just ammo for the anti bike brigade. Joe, if you're riding outside of your licence you deserve to be caught. Nothing personal but you racing around without the proper entitlements and openly talking about it on the internet isn't good.
What were the specifics of that? What did he get banned for?
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 05:21 PM
Yeh, I heard its a straight 3 year ban, because of insurance and what not...
May be completely wrong though
yorkie_chris
26-12-12, 05:26 PM
With respect, "I heard" is the root of all the bullsh*t myths about myths, insurance, restriction, everything.
The results of court cases tend to get published in the local paper, it should be fairly straightforward to give accountable facts in discussions like this.
What were the specifics of that? What did he get banned for?
The specifics were, he came into work on foot with a long face. I remember he said they basically told him he didn't have the correct licence for the vehicle and it could have been a car he was driving. He did however still have insurance and his insurer told him he was still covered third party only.
Also, another friend got banned for taking a pillion on his 125, think he got points for riding without the correct entitlements and he was uninsured for a pillion, so similar result.
LewSpeight
26-12-12, 05:33 PM
Aye Chris, I'm aware. Was kinda hoping somebody would either fly in from no where and scream bullpoo, or come in and give us the factual information we all crave
or come in and give us the factual information we all crave
What in a thread about a 19 year old riding off into the sunset on a hayabusa with a restricted licence, the blessing of his insurance company whilst the police stop and salute.
There is more chance of three wise men deciding to follow a star and finding a virgin giving birth :rolleyes: but lets not destroy a good Christmas Pantomime on here :D
Pete
What in a thread about a 19 year old riding off into the sunset on a hayabusa with a restricted licence, the blessing of his insurance company whilst the police stop and salute.
There is more chance of three wise men deciding to follow a star and finding a virgin giving birth :rolleyes: but lets not destroy a good Christmas Pantomime on here :D
Pete
Haha! Funny thread. Imagine someone just joining this thread and only reading the new comments. They would probably think that:
a) Joe is an idiot;
b) He's a criminal;
c) He's a stupid criminal;
d) He's a nutter;
e) All of the above.
... Or they might read the thread and see that the flaming is utterly pointless because maybe 27 pages ago the serious discussion ended. However, I'm sure there will be more sanctimonious posts to keep me entertained.
Flame away! Lol
Geodude
26-12-12, 07:07 PM
Joe you are and always have been a total legend mate, long may you reign :) xGx
+1 runako
Geodude
26-12-12, 07:07 PM
Double post
Spank86
26-12-12, 07:12 PM
The specifics were, he came into work on foot with a long face. I remember he said they basically told him he didn't have the correct licence for the vehicle and it could have been a car he was driving. He did however still have insurance and his insurer told him he was still covered third party only.
Also, another friend got banned for taking a pillion on his 125, think he got points for riding without the correct entitlements and he was uninsured for a pillion, so similar result.
That sound about right, driving without a licence would make sense as the offence.
widepants
26-12-12, 09:21 PM
Am i eck restricting a bike. Ha
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Yes... And?
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Its cool, my local bobbys ar all payed off
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:fish::fish::fish::fish:
Permit holders only;)
are we the only two that realise Joe has been fishing here lmao
Spank86
26-12-12, 10:02 PM
That explains what he payed
Bordtea
27-12-12, 12:47 AM
Its cool, my local bobbys ar all payed off
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Absolutely ****ing top notch hahahaa
Joe Marcon
27-12-12, 05:36 AM
You do understand all the crap i send you guys is totally just a wind up? Haha. Some people are so gulable.
One fact about this thread - i will get a hayabusa :) . Thanks and sharmone mudda feckers :)
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dizzyblonde
27-12-12, 08:53 AM
i will get a hayabusa :)
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Ohhhhhh....no....you won't! ;)
garynortheast
27-12-12, 10:09 AM
Oh yes you will! It's behind you......:riding:
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