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[Chris_SVS]

Whatever you buy Jill, the community here is a diverse one with a broad range of knowledge. Might be worth sticking around, I don't have an SV anymore but still here every day

[Jillhughes93]

Originally Posted by Chris_SVS

Whatever you buy Jill, the community here is a diverse one with a broad range of knowledge. Might be worth sticking around, I don't have an SV anymore but still here every day

I'll stick around for sure! Thank you very much

Originally Posted by Jillhughes93

I'll stick around for sure! Thank you very much

That is excellent Jill. I think there are lots of forum members that no longer have, or have never had, Suzuki SV bikes. It really doesn’t matter, everyone is very friendly and we welcome all new members.

It sounds like you have your pathway into biking well sorted out (there is nothing wrong with a Fazer or a Hornet), but if you need any help or advice this would be a good place to start.

It is nice that several members have responded already (admittedly some a bit tongue in cheek!).

Good fortune,

Alan


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[Jillhughes93]

Hahaha aye its been good responses I was actually expecting no reply at all from a post that is 11 years old so just goes to show this is very beneficial. So thank you so much.

Biking family is a good family to be a part of.

Originally Posted by Jillhughes93

Hahaha aye its been good responses I was actually expecting no reply at all from a post that is 11 years old so just goes to show this is very beneficial. So thank you so much.

Biking family is a good family to be a part of.

There was a thing on the forum just this eve Jill. Some chap posted a problem with the fuel breather on his bike and 3 or 4 people gave good advice ( and I think have identified the problem) within a few hours.

Bikers are generally a helpful bunch, this forum is particularly so. So, get on and pass your test, get yourself a bike and have fun

Alan


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[Jillhughes93]

Thankyou can't wait, big lesson tomorrow have the entire day booked

Originally Posted by Jillhughes93

Thankyou can't wait, big lesson tomorrow have the entire day booked

I can tell you are excited Jill, but do be careful, motorcycling can be a bit dangerous (to an extent that is why we do it), particularly when one first starts.

The cricket highlights on TV are excellent, we played very well indeed today

Alan


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[Jillhughes93]

Originally Posted by Othen

I can tell you are excited Jill, but do be careful, motorcycling can be a bit dangerous (to an extent that is why we do it), particularly when one first starts.

The cricket highlights on TV are excellent, we played very well indeed today

Alan


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Yeah I have not rushed this. I've spent some time on my ybr 125 before moving on to bigger lessons. Cricket? Where are you from?
Jill

Originally Posted by Jillhughes93

Yeah I have not rushed this. I've spent some time on my ybr 125 before moving on to bigger lessons. Cricket? Where are you from?
Jill

Of course - learning on a 125 is sensible. When I did it (years ago) there was just one test (250cc before the test - anything afterwards). Still, take care, the jump to a 600cc is quite a big one.

England of course (Northamptonshire now) - we beat Australia (pretty easily) yesterday. I like the cricket.



Alan


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[Jillhughes93]

Ahh I'm from Scotland can you tell lol