Steve
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Registered: 30th Mar 02
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can you sing it me whilst im in the bath?
yeah sure no problem as long as I can play with the rubber dick 
are you into bondage then 
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Mark Petty
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Registered: 26th Jul 01
Location: Bournemouth Drives: Suzuki gsf600
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Originally posted by Corsa_Sam
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Originally posted by Mark Petty
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Originally posted by Corsa_Sam
can you sing it me whilst im in the bath?
yeah sure no problem as long as I can play with the rubber dick
are you into bondage then
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Tom
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Registered: 3rd Apr 02
Location: Wirral, Merseyside
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How much did it cost you to do?
Mate did it last year and has a gsxr600 very nice btu he's just found out he's got diabetes so can't ride it for a bit.
I quite fancy it as a cheap mode of transport as i'm moving out soon, but depends alot on whether I get a flat or house, and it'd have to be at least a 6oo
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myke
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Registered: 7th Feb 01
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mate's never ridden before but went out and bought a zxr400 before even getting a lesson or test. he seems to be doing ok, and a 400 sports bike sounds like a good stead for a first proper bike.
I fancy doing mine, and if i did i'd be looking at a 600 Hornet or Bandit.
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Tom
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Registered: 3rd Apr 02
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400 sports are really small frame etc though. I'd probably fancy a bandit for a few months then get bored and want a gsxr, r6, zx6r etc but I want a v-twin duc 999 one day 
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Mark Petty
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Registered: 26th Jul 01
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It cost me £450 that was for 3 days of solid training, morning training before test and the test it self. I think you can get it cheaper but mine was one on one training.
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Mark Petty
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Registered: 26th Jul 01
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Originally posted by Tom
400 sports are really small frame etc though. I'd probably fancy a bandit for a few months then get bored and want a gsxr, r6, zx6r etc but I want a v-twin duc 999 one day
I was thinking about a 400 but as you said they are quite small, they are suppose to handle lovely though coz they are so light.
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chapcorsa
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Registered: 13th Nov 05
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i've just done mi first year on a bike a gsxr600k4 54 plate cost me £630 2 insure thats at 21 just passed first bike! got a gsxr1000k3 at 22 1 years no-claims £700 2 insure, find me a car 4 £700 insurance that'll do 0-150 in 10 seconds!!!!!!
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Sly_SRi
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Registered: 9th Apr 04
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A GSXR 750 is a bit scary for a first bike!
Corsa C Z20Let
Black Sleeper Turbo Project
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Ojc
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A RS125 is scary let alone a 750
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Tom
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Originally posted by chapcorsa
i've just done mi first year on a bike a gsxr600k4 54 plate cost me £630 2 insure thats at 21 just passed first bike! got a gsxr1000k3 at 22 1 years no-claims £700 2 insure, find me a car 4 £700 insurance that'll do 0-150 in 10 seconds!!!!!!
Mmmmm k4
That's very true nice and cheap
Pics of bike mate?
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chapcorsa
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Originally posted by chapcorsa
i've just done mi first year on a bike a gsxr600k4 54 plate cost me £630 2 insure thats at 21 just passed first bike! got a gsxr1000k3 at 22 1 years no-claims £700 2 insure, find me a car 4 £700 insurance that'll do 0-150 in 10 seconds!!!!!!
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Tom
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WTF ^^ have you got any pics?
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chapcorsa
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pressed wrong button! try and get sum up shortley bikes under covers in garage
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Jamie Walby
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Theres a few Nice bikes down at Crescent on Charminster Road Mark. Also Powerhouse on road into Kinson has a few good'uns in.
Well done BTW. 
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Mark Petty
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Registered: 26th Jul 01
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Originally posted by Jamie Walby
Theres a few Nice bikes down at Crescent on Charminster Road Mark. Also Powerhouse on road into Kinson has a few good'uns in.
Well done BTW.
Cheers matey
Crescents are out of my price range unfortunatley  there are some nice bikes though (maybe in a few years :lol
Never been to Powerhouse in Kinson but have drove past a few times. Will take a look at the weekend.
There is also a place called Ramoto which are meant to be good near the Suzuki place.
I will probably end up getting a bandit 600 for a year or so.
I'm looking forward to Poole bike night down the quay, its meant to be good
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big eck
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Go for the VFR/RVF 400 perfect first bike and very quick too and can outhandle much bigger bikes afaik, it you feel its too small go for the Kawasaki 400, the biggest of all the 400cc bikes
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big eck
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try these mate
http://www.400greybike.co.uk/
http://www.bikechatforums.com/
very helpful sites
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