... and the drugs wore offStrika wrote:You should know by now Nelso, that i don't suffer fools.Nelso wrote:Who pissed in your Weetbix this morning Marty?

Yep - get a ventura.
You could try a tank bag - but they won't fit a normal sized laptop
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... and the drugs wore offStrika wrote:You should know by now Nelso, that i don't suffer fools.Nelso wrote:Who pissed in your Weetbix this morning Marty?
Spot on. I wanted a full fairing bike though hence I went in for a 250. A friend talked about Yamaha FZ6R and a 250 and I ended up choosing the ninja.hoffy V2.0 wrote:Get a er6l mate, i dont know why people buy the 250 when you can get a 650 learner for similar money thats more comfy too..
And get a rack..
Sweet! That doesn't look very bad after all.blackster wrote:Here ya go vivek
This sunday the weather in Melbourne is going to be gorgeous. I'm looking for some beginner - medium level twisties. recommend any spots? Not reefton spur thoughStrika wrote:Good news Vivek. Can't wait to see you and the little Ninja out on a run soon. I reckon i'll be back riding within two weeks if the back keeps improving at this rate.....
vivek67 wrote:This sunday the weather in Melbourne is going to be gorgeous. I'm looking for some beginner - medium level twisties. recommend any spots? Not reefton spur thoughStrika wrote:Good news Vivek. Can't wait to see you and the little Ninja out on a run soon. I reckon i'll be back riding within two weeks if the back keeps improving at this rate.....
Strika wrote:vivek67 wrote:This sunday the weather in Melbourne is going to be gorgeous. I'm looking for some beginner - medium level twisties. recommend any spots? Not reefton spur thoughStrika wrote:Good news Vivek. Can't wait to see you and the little Ninja out on a run soon. I reckon i'll be back riding within two weeks if the back keeps improving at this rate.....
Why not the Reefton Spur? It's probably the best learning ground you could get. Corner after corner after corner. You will only crash if you get your ambitions and abilities mixed up. A lot less dangerous than your morning commute with the tin tops let me tell you mate.
If you are a learner and find the Reefton too much of a challenge, then I beg you to sell your bike n go back to driving a car as obviously bikes are not meant for you!
Chum Creek and Myers Creek are closer and good. Bit of a loop from Healesville. Reefton is OK if you stick within your limits but its a fair ride to get there. St Andrews-Kinglake Rd is the one to avoid until you're confident. There's a good run from Kinglake West up to Yea.vivek67 wrote:This sunday the weather in Melbourne is going to be gorgeous. I'm looking for some beginner - medium level twisties. recommend any spots? Not reefton spur thoughStrika wrote:Good news Vivek. Can't wait to see you and the little Ninja out on a run soon. I reckon i'll be back riding within two weeks if the back keeps improving at this rate.....