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My bf and I have just picked up a lovely shiny blue sv :D
Biker Biggles
02-12-06, 01:25 PM
Welcome to the madhouse. :lol:
I got in first :lol:
Marshall
02-12-06, 01:27 PM
hello and welcome
thanks.
only problem is that i haven't passed my test yet, so i'm stuck with being pillion for a bit. can't wait until i get to ride it myself!
Welcome, good choice of bike :thumbsup:
bf has disappeared off "breaking in the new tyres", so no pics yet.
Alpinestarhero
02-12-06, 01:59 PM
Welcome to the forum!
Someone may tell you that yellow SV's are faster...
...they arn't wrong :wink:
LOL Good luck with your test! Perfect chioce of bike 8)
Matt
both been out on it now, just got back :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
*crosses gangplank with seamanlike swagger clutching a bottle of rum* AVAST!! :lol:
Hello - welcome.
Ignore those who tell you that yellow bikes are faster. They are delusional.
On the hand, Hornets are faster.
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glsuk1970
02-12-06, 05:40 PM
Ahh... the fastest colour and shape. Excellent choice!
Oh and welcome :D
kwak zzr
02-12-06, 05:53 PM
hello :smt006
poor bike (haven't got a name for him/her/it yet) has already got a stone chip and only done about 60 miles :(
My bf and I have just picked up a lovely shiny blue sv :D
nevermind, perhaps you can save for a yellow one :wink:
welcome :twisted:
Ow do n welcome :drink: :smt026
I commend the 'belt and braces' approach - disc-lock and chain... just so long as that chain goes to something solid - like perhaps a Rottwieler. :twisted:
Stone chips are a sad fact of life if you're going to go at anything over 10mph. :( Oh yeah - hello by the way. :wink:
Alpinestarhero
02-12-06, 09:21 PM
Hello - welcome.
Dont ignore those who tell you that yellow bikes are faster. They are well backed up by scientific evidence
:D
Hi Sarah and BF - does he have a name? :D
Hi Sarah and BF - does he have a name? :D
he's called david
Well Oiled
02-12-06, 10:22 PM
Hello and enjoy the bike.
ArtyLady
02-12-06, 11:35 PM
Hi Sarah, when do you plan to take your test? :)
Hi Sarah, when do you plan to take your test? :)
i did cbt last weekend and doing das and test 18-22 dec.
i can't wait :D
ArtyLady
03-12-06, 01:20 PM
Hi Sarah, when do you plan to take your test? :)
i did cbt last weekend and doing das and test 18-22 dec.
i can't wait :D
Good luck - hope it all goes well :D
BernardBikerchick
03-12-06, 02:00 PM
My bf and I have just picked up a lovely shiny blue sv :D
coooooooool welcome to site !!!! :lol: :lol:
Welcome, good luck on your test. :)
Ahh... the fastest colour and shape. Excellent choice!
Oh and welcome :D
Well said that man!
Hi Sarah & David, welcome to the org. You'll find we're all completely insane, and most of us are in danger of being sacked because of the amount of time we spend here. Just don't feed the locals, or sit down, and you'll be safe (unless in the company of some folks, and then perhaps sitting down is a good idea).
Good luck on the test, hopefully the weather won't be too nasty for you! Both you & your bf will obviously be treating the bike with a fair amount of respect as she's new. I know the feeling well of getting chips on the new bike, not nice at all.
Hi Sarah, when do you plan to take your test? :)
i did cbt last weekend and doing das and test 18-22 dec.
i can't wait :D
BRRRR!!! :lol:
Welcome to the site and good luck! :)
Hi Sarah, when do you plan to take your test? :)
i did cbt last weekend and doing das and test 18-22 dec.
i can't wait :D
BRRRR!!! :lol:
Welcome to the site and good luck! :)
CBT was pretty cold. did virtually all the road bit in the dark/rain/lightning/cold which was hard work!!
planning on wearing lots more clothes for DAS!!!!
any tips on how best to keep warm?
Boots: a size too big so you can get a couple of pairs of socks on. :lol:
Textiles: With thermal lining. Way warmer than leathers, make sure you've got room underneath for a few layers (but not so many that you can't move your arms... :lol: That's bad.)
Gloves: a good set of 'all weather' ones.
Neck warmer: when it's really cold I line one with another. :lol:
If the above isn't a possibility by then, the key word is 'layers'. ;) I've toyed with buying a load of those 'hot hands' things that go in your gloves and stick them in my boots and everywhere else i can get them but haven't yet as it could be distracting & dangerous if they get too hot... :lol:
This won't be much help for your test, but when you pass get some heated grips on ur sv. :thumbsup:
Welcome.
Good luck on the test, then get your own SV! Mr Lou and I have the same bikes, and there is nothing like riding out together!
ArtyLady
04-12-06, 02:08 PM
You'll find we're all completely insane,
Speak for yourself :wink: :lol: :lol:
ArtyLady
04-12-06, 02:09 PM
You'll find we're all completely insane,
Speak for yourself :wink: :lol: :lol:
You'll find we're all completely insane,
Speak for yourself :wink: :lol: :lol:
I don't need to when you repeat yourself :P
ArtyLady
04-12-06, 02:17 PM
You'll find we're all completely insane,
Speak for yourself :wink: :lol: :lol:
I don't need to when you repeat yourself :P
oops, how did that happen then :oops: :roll: :lol: :lol:
*shuffles off to take medication*
Samnooshka
04-12-06, 06:43 PM
Hi!
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