Greetings,
Plenty of fun to be had on the 2 fiddies mate
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thanks
by Pabs » Fri Jul 15, 2005 3:39 pm
ty wrote:Welcome - come out on the old road sunday morning.
A few of us meet at Kariong shell at 8:15, with the plan to get to Pie In the Sky to meet others at 9am.
Come along...
ty
If i behave in the few days
i will be there at the Shell
Look out for the old bloke!
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Re: thanks
by gray_rm » Fri Jul 15, 2005 4:03 pm
kwakapabs wrote:If i behave in the few days i will be there at the Shell
Glad to see someone else with a credit-rating system for rides!
Welcome KP - see you on the OPH!
Richard
'02 636
'02 636
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by Cath » Fri Jul 15, 2005 5:02 pm
G'day and welcome Kwakapabs. Good ot have another 'local' aboard
See you at the Shell at Kariong on Sunday morning!
See you at the Shell at Kariong on Sunday morning!
Road: 2005 ZX10R - not named yet
Road: 2008 Z750 - Kwak
Track: 2006 ZX6R - Yoshi (with a very Genki undertail)
Road: 2008 Z750 - Kwak
Track: 2006 ZX6R - Yoshi (with a very Genki undertail)
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by HemiDuty » Fri Jul 15, 2005 7:04 pm
Hey man welcome to the Klub.
Drmsby Middleton
DC Racing
Extreme Motorsports
M2R
Castrol
ColourSmart Chroming
Hi Side Leathers
Teknic
Sidi
DID Racing Chain
Goodridge
DC Racing
Extreme Motorsports
M2R
Castrol
ColourSmart Chroming
Hi Side Leathers
Teknic
Sidi
DID Racing Chain
Goodridge
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by krusty » Sat Jul 16, 2005 9:48 pm
Its not just a 250. Its cheap to register, cheap to insure, it uses less fuel than anything bigger and is cheaper than public transpost (unless you have a pension card).
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by Pabs » Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:37 pm
krusty wrote:Its not just a 250. Its cheap to register, cheap to insure, it uses less fuel than anything bigger and is cheaper than public transpost (unless you have a pension card).
good stuff crusty
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