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ASM-Forever 13-02-08 05:39 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nick_1871 (Post 1416093)
I can't believe you sold your ZX6R for 4300! I sold my CBR last year for that and it's 5 years old.. I spose brand new ones being 5k and 0% finance is killing the used market.

Seems crazy to me as well!

Then again a ss600 in good working order will virtually always fetch £2000 as there is still lots of demand. A 1998 20,000+ mile R6 will usually sell for over £2000 on ebay, so its not all bad.

DanAbnormal 13-02-08 05:43 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
Yep. Last year there was a huge drop in bike sales in this country due to the crap weather. You can now pick up a new ZX6R for 5k. :( Not a good situation to be in but no point in paying insurance on a bike I'm not going to use all that much either. Besides, it makes more room for a newer, shinier bike. :safe: No doubt I will get bored of the Triple within a year and swap for a Tuono. :help:I do have issues.

falc 13-02-08 08:35 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
My god that list is mega, mine consists of three bikes with a reoccurring theme of crashing them. I feel for the poor gsxr :sad:

sv650nutter149 13-02-08 09:00 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
i got problems..... i cant ride on 2 wheels dunno y just cant lol

KnightRider 13-02-08 09:03 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sv650nutter149 (Post 1416426)
i got problems..... i cant ride on 2 wheels dunno y just cant lol

Mind you the ape has a similar illness when he is on the sv!

DanAbnormal 13-02-08 09:55 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sv650nutter149 (Post 1416426)
i got problems..... i cant ride on 2 wheels dunno y just cant lol

Can you teach me to wheelie. I don't know why but I'm crap at them!

KnightRider 13-02-08 09:58 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
I to want to learn to wheelie. Just have to get over the fear that I will end up coming off the back!

DanAbnormal 13-02-08 10:00 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KnightRider (Post 1416519)
I to want to learn to wheelie. Just have to get over the fear that I will end up coming off the back!

Me too. I think I will turn the Hornet into a stunt bike.........which means it will keep both wheels on the ground at all times as I'm so naff!

Perhaps we should all do wheelie school? Well, those who need help at least. :rolleyes:

Warthog 13-02-08 10:01 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
I think what we all really need is a ratty bike that we can practice on, that we don't mind dropping. To be more specific: SVnutter's bike :lol:

Stig 13-02-08 10:17 PM

Re: New riders out there in/near Thames valley area
 
There are two things to consider before thinking about doing wheelies.

Are you prepared to throw your bike down the road :?:

Are you prepared to throw yourself down the road :?:

If the answer to either is no, forget it.


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