Kawasaki Sportsbike Riders Club - Australia - Online Forum

robracer wrote:

6maniac wrote:Suck up to Hoffy - buy the scones on Sundays.

Think it will take a whole lot more than that

It's a starting point - he can move on from there.

brendanzxr wrote:like i said before when will i be quilified for a hcsc job or position? what do i have to do to get a job?

stop posting for a month - that will show how *hardcore* you really are !!

Gosling1 wrote:

brendanzxr wrote:like i said before when will i be quilified for a hcsc job or position? what do i have to do to get a job?

stop posting for a month - that will show how *hardcore* you really are !!

It's not going to happen, Gos - no matter how much you wish it !!!!!!!!

brendanzxr wrote:like i said before when will i be quilified for a hcsc job or position? what do i have to do to get a job?

Go to school

BrendanZXR, Gettin off that 250 and onto a litre bike would probably help get u in LOL

Toby wrote:BrendanZXR, Gettin off that 250 and onto a litre bike would probably help get u in LOL

Nuh!

brendanzxr wrote:like i said before when will i be quilified for a hcsc job or position? what do i have to do to get a job?

Brendan...it takes a long time and dedication to become a truly hardcore Kawasaki rider..

Firstly, The only advice I can give you is firstly you have alot to do to hone your riding abilities..this does not mean go faster and faster. Invest some time in learning about how to handle your bike, it's braking abilities and your bike steering abilities, and about being a safe road rider. True competance on a motorcycle is step 1. Have you noticed all the HCSC are experienced riders and make each other feel safe when in each others company. There is no easy way, just time in the saddle is what does it, but it is very rewarding when you gain confidence on the bike.

Secondly, there is a certain maturity level required to hold a position of great importance, this comes with age and experience, and I feel you have some development required in this area, mind you it is great you are enthusiastic, although sometimes a little misdirected. People will recommend you for the HCSC, and you will have to speak with members of the HCSC regarding what next steps you can take to gain their trust an become part of the team.

Thirdly, Knowledge of motorcycles, how to maintain them, how to care for them, what to do to them. This again is time, but will become rewarding as you learn your craft.

I will give you an indication when the time is right..but it is not something just handed out willy nilly. We have known each other, in some instances 5+ years, as you can see it takes time..

I look forward to your personal and motorcycle skills development, however dont rush, just take your time..

Fuck I love you Hoff.

ok sorry for rushing ,and asking a stupid question like that sorry to all of you guy's , i have heap's to learn in time .

brendanzxr wrote:ok sorry for rushing ,and asking a stupid question like that sorry to all of you guy's , i have heap's to learn in time .

Thats OK mate, best to ask.

Knowledge is the key, any advice you recieve brings you a step closer, I would encourage you to seek feedback from members and listen to it, as this is what will see you develop.

yeh thank's hoff , i'm learning new thing's about bikes everyday.

But a BIG plate of scones would be an investment, young Brendan.

hoffy wrote:Secondly, there is a certain maturity level required to hold a position of great importance, this comes with age and experience,

From the Hoff

brendanzxr wrote:yeh thank's hoff , i'm learning new thing's about bikes everyday, etc different parts on the bike , what are they , and so on , and about learning to ride a bike , i'm still learning , controlling it , cornering it , etc ps does anyone know how old iam

16 and 9 months ????

Benno wrote:Fuck I love you Hoff.

Be afraid, Hoffy - be very afraid !!!!!!