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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: tunnie on 04 July 2008, 13:45:28
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Never been a fan of sports bikes, i like the look of that one :)
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Looks underpowered
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Looks underpowered
Ideal then, he cant get the hang of a clutch on a 125 yet ;)
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Looks underpowered
Ideal then, he cant get the hang of a clutch on a 125 yet ;)
Something to practice on...
I can control the clutch fine, first ever time on it, i could pull away smoothly, its just sometimes i forget and let it out a bit quick ::)
Although i can ride up to a 400cc with my CBT.
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just checked insurance, they want £155 for the year fully comp with H&R Insurance :o :o :o
Blimey thats cheap, can it be right?
24 years old, no NCB on the bike.
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just checked insurance, they want £155 for the year fully comp with H&R Insurance :o :o :o
Blimey thats cheap, can it be right?
24 years old, no NCB on the bike.
It won't go fast enough to do much damage ;D
Actually Mark it is because you are 24 and it is a low risk bike
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just checked insurance, they want £155 for the year fully comp with H&R Insurance :o :o :o
Blimey thats cheap, can it be right?
24 years old, no NCB on the bike.
It won't go fast enough to do much damage ;D
Actually Mark it is because you are 24 and it is a low risk bike
Suits me fine! :)
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you will be bored rigid after a week.i would advise to go for something at the limit of your licence.33bhp will keep you interested for a while longer. :y
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Looks underpowered
Ideal then, he cant get the hang of a clutch on a 125 yet ;)
Something to practice on...
I can control the clutch fine, first ever time on it, i could pull away smoothly, its just sometimes i forget and let it out a bit quick ::)
Although i can ride up to a 400cc with my CBT.
eh what. i thought cbt only let you ride upto 125. you still have to display L plates with a cbt.
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just checked insurance, they want £155 for the year fully comp with H&R Insurance :o :o :o
Blimey thats cheap, can it be right?
24 years old, no NCB on the bike.
It was only about £100 TPF&T for me about 4 or 5 years back to insure an 850 TDM. I'm somewhat older, 46, but not had a bike since I was as old as you.
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cbr600-97 squid p.a.(tpft) one of the few advantages of getting older. ;)
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Looks underpowered
Ideal then, he cant get the hang of a clutch on a 125 yet ;)
Something to practice on...
I can control the clutch fine, first ever time on it, i could pull away smoothly, its just sometimes i forget and let it out a bit quick ::)
Although i can ride up to a 400cc with my CBT.
eh what. i thought cbt only let you ride upto 125. you still have to display L plates with a cbt.
Depends on age.
If your 21 or over, and you have passed your CBT, you can ride anything up to 33bhp.
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I'd look at something just a shade bigger - no need to go mad, but something with just a bit more go. 125 will bottom out at about 60ish, give or take, just not quite quick enough to keep up with traffic, esp if you commute along A43
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If memory serves correct are you not quite tall and slim Tunnie....if so i dont you would feel or look right on the baby crusier.
Id personaly recommend something like a Trails type bike....some lovely looking bikes and have a reasonable amount of grunt but not overly quick.
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just checked insurance, they want £155 for the year fully comp with H&R Insurance :o :o :o
Blimey thats cheap, can it be right?
24 years old, no NCB on the bike.
I'm paying £86 for the year on my CG125 through Bennetts... 26 years old, no NCB on bike, and 6 points (SP30, SP50)
:)
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Looks underpowered
Ideal then, he cant get the hang of a clutch on a 125 yet ;)
Something to practice on...
I can control the clutch fine, first ever time on it, i could pull away smoothly, its just sometimes i forget and let it out a bit quick ::)
Although i can ride up to a 400cc with my CBT.
eh what. i thought cbt only let you ride upto 125. you still have to display L plates with a cbt.
Depends on age.
If your 21 or over, and you have passed your CBT, you can ride anything up to 33bhp.
Nope
400cc/33bhp if you pass your test on a 125cc...
While only holding a CBT, your restricted to using a 125cc/11bhp bike.
You can only go on a larger CC bike than 125 on a CBT when with a qualified instructor on DAS.