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Red ones · 01-07-05, 04:07 PM

Will you be showing it off in the Leisure Park by riding round McDonalds 56 times with loads of scooter boys?

01-07-05, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Red ones

Will you be showing it off in the Leisure Park by riding round McDonalds 56 times with loads of scooter boys?

LOL erm no cos i am 39 years old and think the scooter boys over there are a bunch of ****s

Red ones · 02-07-05, 06:13 AM

So a pair of 30somethings on SVs against a gaggle of Aerox's isn't on the cards?

Darn it, I'll still be the oldest there then!

All the scooter scum were there again last night when I went to KFC, dunno what the guy on the 'Busa thought they were doing!

Might see you when you pick it up........(wife has said I can look!)

02-07-05, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Red ones

So a pair of 30somethings on SVs against a gaggle of Aerox's isn't on the cards?

Darn it, I'll still be the oldest there then!

All the scooter scum were there again last night when I went to KFC, dunno what the guy on the 'Busa thought they were doing!

Might see you when you pick it up........(wife has said I can look!)

Went this morning to pick it up and they had forgotten the alarm....they were very apologetic and i have some freebies coming for the pain of waiting till the afternoon....they will be dropping it off with the van to me. If you saw a guy with a black IXS jacket, blue jeans and a nice looking blue/black Shoei hemet then that was me.

So what was the guy on the 'busa doing?

02-07-05, 07:08 PM

Got it in late afternoon and been out on it for a bit. What a great bike! Very easy to ride and the riding position is good even if my throttle hand was aching a lil from the forward weight on it but soon will get used to that. Seat felt comfy enough but my balls got crushed against the tank as i went over a bump

Getting used to the responsive throttle takes a bit compared to my 125 i had but slowly does it. Mirrors are a bit crap as it is hard to see whats behind unless i move a bit to side but i will get used to that too.

What i noticed was the looks i got and the nods from bikers who did not know i was there when i had L plates!

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01-07-05, 04:07 PM	#41
Red ones Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 1,422	Will you be showing it off in the Leisure Park by riding round McDonalds 56 times with loads of scooter boys?

02-07-05, 06:13 AM	#43
Red ones Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 1,422	So a pair of 30somethings on SVs against a gaggle of Aerox's isn't on the cards? Darn it, I'll still be the oldest there then! All the scooter scum were there again last night when I went to KFC, dunno what the guy on the 'Busa thought they were doing! Might see you when you pick it up........(wife has said I can look!)

02-07-05, 07:08 PM	#45
TC3 Guest Posts: n/a	Got it in late afternoon and been out on it for a bit. What a great bike! Very easy to ride and the riding position is good even if my throttle hand was aching a lil from the forward weight on it but soon will get used to that. Seat felt comfy enough but my balls got crushed against the tank as i went over a bump Getting used to the responsive throttle takes a bit compared to my 125 i had but slowly does it. Mirrors are a bit crap as it is hard to see whats behind unless i move a bit to side but i will get used to that too. What i noticed was the looks i got and the nods from bikers who did not know i was there when i had L plates!