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Old 27-03-09, 04:20 PM   #1
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hey peeps,
Not sure if this is te right place but ah well.
Im Luke im 21 and i passed my motorbike licence last year but as i was 20 when i did im restricted to 33bhp. I currently ride a yamaha r125 but hopefully next week that will change when i get a 2000 SV650 which i am well excited about cant wait.
Anyways Hey all
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Old 27-03-09, 04:21 PM   #2
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Hellooooo
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Old 27-03-09, 04:22 PM   #3
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Bonjour - welcome to the .org
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Old 27-03-09, 04:26 PM   #4
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cheers guys so have i made a good choice in bike?
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Old 27-03-09, 04:27 PM   #5
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2000's are curvy's right? grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr lol

where are you based?
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Old 27-03-09, 04:28 PM   #6
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hey mate based in barnsley south yorkshire so when i get it i have som enice roads to go play on like Snake pass A57 near by and roads through glossop,chapel en le frith buxton macclesfiedl all about an hours ride :0
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Old 27-03-09, 04:32 PM   #7
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cheers guys so have i made a good choice in bike?
I did quite a bit of research before getting my SV650 and everywhere I looked said that it was a great first bike. I've been on mine (with one small exception when a moped drove out in front of me) for about six weeks and it's working well. Plenty of get up and go with no nasty vices.

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Old 27-03-09, 04:32 PM   #8
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Yep its a curvy... not a bad choice at all, but not a pointy.

**runs and hides before the abuse rains down**


Just be careful to start with - the engine braking on the 650 can surprise you. Doesn't take long to adjust to it mind.
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Old 27-03-09, 04:36 PM   #9
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i did research as well and everyone was telling me to gtet an sv as my first big bike so fingers crossed i will have one next week. I personally prefer the curvy ones.
it'll certainly get some use ive owned my r 125 since new which is 87 months and ive done 9200 miles
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Old 27-03-09, 04:37 PM   #10
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hey how you doing, you getting a curvy you have made an excellent choice. just so you know there is lots of banter between people who have ponities and people who have curvies. Basically curvies are 99-02 models and pointies are 02 - onwards. but we all get along

enjoy the org

excellent choice
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