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by **mrmina** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:05 am

mate just ride. dont worry about exemptions.

i rode the 7r with 9 months on a p licence.

the only time i've been pulled up is at the front of ronsters. Just dont go there, he's on a wanted list (i think).

by **ohno102go** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 6:14 pm

Best Chance of success

Letter starts...

My Dad Chopper Reid says he knows where you live and .....

Letter ends...

pls find enclosed large quantity of cash....

by **Gosling1** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 7:21 pm

heh that might work, doesn't Chopper live in Tassie, ?? and work in Melbourne ???? gunna go round to his mate Neville Bartos's place............ :shock:

by **Strika** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 7:26 pm

Gosling1 wrote:[

( although helmet exemptions these days are about as rare as quick Hornet riders )

Mwaaaahaaaaaa! I just found that one Gos! :lol:

by **Steve_TLS** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 8:05 pm

Gosling1 wrote::lol: heh that might work, doesn't Chopper live in Tassie, ?? and work in Melbourne ???? gunna go round to his mate Neville Bartos's place............

My word he does!

Language warning http://wotid.com/pictures/albums/videos/chopweather.wmv

by **mick_dundee** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:23 pm

Classic, seen the one on plane safety too, gotta love the forecast for Alice Springs for the next thousand years

by **Steve_TLS** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:34 pm

mick_dundee wrote:Classic, seen the one on plane safety too, gotta love the forecast for Alice Springs for the next thousand years

Seen it? I had to host it for some friends

Another language warning http://wotid.com/pictures/albums/videos/chopair.wmv

by **Gosling1** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:43 pm

they are both excellent I reckon - whoever it is does a really good job...

by **hoffy** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:48 pm

dude, no authority wants to be the first to give an exception to the rule, then see that guy rapped around a tree.
it just wont happen.

They will be hauled over the coals if that happened.

If you ride the ass of that 250, it will be pretty quick enough.

by **Lucas** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 10:03 pm

zxrarron wrote:ok well im not big was just asking for some examples for what people had written for eg weight etc. i heard there were a few sample letters flaoting about that was all

I've been reading this topic and watched and read the replies
to which i have this to say

zxrarron i havent seen that you have a reason to need an exemption
or is the reason that you just want to step up to a bigger bike?

Mina instead of saying stupid things like just ride a bigger bike i did
maybe people should look at why people are limited to a smaller CC bike in the first place

from what i can see on a smaller CC big the rider can ummmm Learn to ride the bike with out excessive HP
now put a Learner/P's rider on a bike that can go 290k in 7 or 8 seconds
what do you get
i would say even higher Rego so they can pay the TAC bills

Mate all i can say is learn to ride what you got
bigger bikes will come soon enough

this is only my opinion

by **Neka79** » Wed Feb 01, 2006 10:29 pm

Lucas wrote:
zxrarron wrote:ok well im not big was just asking for some examples for what people had written for eg weight etc. i heard there were a few sample letters flaoting about that was all

I've been reading this topic and watched and read the replies
to which i have this to say

zxrarron i havent seen that you have a reason to need an exemption
or is the reason that you just want to step up to a bigger bike?

Mina instead of saying stupid things like just ride a bigger bike i did
maybe people should look at why people are limited to a smaller CC bike in the first place

from what i can see on a smaller CC big the rider can ummmm Learn to ride the bike with out excessive HP
now put a Learner/P's rider on a bike that can go 290k in 7 or 8 seconds
what do you get
i would say even higher Rego so they can pay the TAC bills

Mate all i can say is learn to ride what you got
bigger bikes will come soon enough

this is only my opinion

i agree with u lucas, and with hoffy...

they dont make u ride a 250 just cos they r pricks...its designed to help u learn on smaller bikes...
do u think rossi went str8 to 500GP???
pretty sure he started on 80cc or sumthing..then 125...then 250....

do ur time...ull live longer...
oh ..and dont listen to mina..he rode a 750cc from early on..and still cant ride newhere near fast....

by **Stereo** » Thu Feb 02, 2006 6:59 am

I dont think that rossi actually has a road riding license....

by **Neka79** » Thu Feb 02, 2006 10:51 pm

Stereo wrote:I dont think that rossi actually has a road riding license....

yea..my point is he started small & worked his way up as his skill incresed.....wot next tho?? spaceshuttles??

and btw..krusty ferguson only just got his L's....casey stoner only got his L's a yr or 2 ago....
oh i think rossi does..he rides around england..and he drives/rides around aus when hes over here...im pretty sure he has sum kinda licence...

by **zxrarron** » Fri Feb 03, 2006 7:47 pm

ok ok well firdt off the xeption wasnt for me was for my old man
he bought a new bike but wasnt licenced to ride it and yeah he wrote away a letter so ill let ya know what comes of it. was more just seeing if anyone else had tried and was succesful. as for 250. i am happy with mine but hell it will do over 200 km as it is. and yes i have ridden a 6. but yeah u can get an exemption but its all good thanks everyone

by **Gosling1** » Fri Feb 03, 2006 9:22 pm

Good luck mate, never had to do an exemption letter myself, I hope your old man gets the exemption..........he used to ride a Triumph or a Beezer when he was a young bloke eh ?? :wink:

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