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Originally Posted by Vickster
In my opinion 16 year olds shouldn't be on anything motorised. Nuff said.
Even though you shouldn't be pandering to her. Tell her as it is. If she doesn't like it she doesn't get the moped. It really isn't that ****ing difficult.
Buy her a push bike.
I heard that New Look are launching a trendy new line of coffins. Sell her that one.
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That strikes me as a particularly unreasonable post. Do you know this 16 year old?
I got my bike when I was 17, should I have been on the road?
This is trying to be a constructive thread, why take away from that?
My 2p:
I've ridden a few times in jeans where I was riding for fun and I didn't like it, slowed down accordingly. The problem is if she starts off in jeans, there's nothing for her to accordingly ride to, if that makes any sense?
I won't take anybody out on my bike unless they're in full gear, because they're my responsibility. In the same respect I wouldn't let my kid (if I had one) out without gloves, a proper jacket, boots and of course lid. I'd also make sure that if not textile trousers, hood jeans or similar.
Like Lozzo said, she won't listen to you. I wasn't allowed a bike, and I didn't listen, but I wore full gear. Soon after my dad got a bike