
How long have you been riding?
- javaman
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Some 12 yrs for me (with 6 months on a "proper" bike
)


"my dad's motorbike is cool it is all ways clean.oheter pepole' s motorbikes
are't like my dad's one it's because their is one not always clean." -ariel circa 2007
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And yes , I still wear the leathers from 1978
Did they come from here?
http://www.marsleathers.com.au/

- the kid
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Sure did . Mars Leathers , Elizabeth street , Melbourne
Gonna get me a porn star mo soon
Did they come from here?
http://www.marsleathers.com.au/
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Gonna get me a porn star mo soon

Did they come from here?
http://www.marsleathers.com.au/

Ummmm let me see
- Gosling1
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oh dear, suddenly I feel like Methuselah........
I have been riding motorcycles for 35 years on an almost continuous basis. Started at age 8 (1970), on a Honday monkeybike at a local show. Moved onto more Honda's by 10, ATC90 and ATC110 trikes (at Port Stephens), by 12 it was a TS185 trailbike at Maitland abbatouir (spellcheck??). Got a Yammie dirt bike ( MX80 ) at about 14 I think - it was a heap of crap.
First road bike at age 16, another damn Honda.....
First REAL roadbike at 18 - RD350B Yamaha. This bike taught me how to ride, and how to fix things
First Kawasaki at 19 - H2750, and never looked back from that point
cheers
OldManRiverDave
I have been riding motorcycles for 35 years on an almost continuous basis. Started at age 8 (1970), on a Honday monkeybike at a local show. Moved onto more Honda's by 10, ATC90 and ATC110 trikes (at Port Stephens), by 12 it was a TS185 trailbike at Maitland abbatouir (spellcheck??). Got a Yammie dirt bike ( MX80 ) at about 14 I think - it was a heap of crap.
First road bike at age 16, another damn Honda.....
First REAL roadbike at 18 - RD350B Yamaha. This bike taught me how to ride, and how to fix things


First Kawasaki at 19 - H2750, and never looked back from that point

cheers
OldManRiverDave
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".....shut the gate on this one Maxie......it's the ducks guts !!............."
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Started on dirt bikes at 12 (1985), Got road licence in '96 and a 750 the week after that. Have hardly ever been without a bike, and commuted to work on one since '96. Have done over 30,000k in the last 15 months and continue to rack up 500k+ per week.
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It's only been about 10 months for me.
I bought a H**** VTR250 which sat in my garage for a month before I got my L's. Seeing it sit there each day and not being able to ride it was torture.
When I got my licence (even before then actually), I saw the light and bought myself a new baby. It's still torture though, seeing my bike every day when I'm in the garage and not being able to go for a run. Believe it or not, I suffer from bike withdrawals!
I just wish I had got my licence and a bike years ago when I first wanted to.
Cheers,
I bought a H**** VTR250 which sat in my garage for a month before I got my L's. Seeing it sit there each day and not being able to ride it was torture.
When I got my licence (even before then actually), I saw the light and bought myself a new baby. It's still torture though, seeing my bike every day when I'm in the garage and not being able to go for a run. Believe it or not, I suffer from bike withdrawals!
I just wish I had got my licence and a bike years ago when I first wanted to.
Cheers,

Sexy 2005 636
- Ratmick
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Re: How long have you been riding?
Colette wrote:sooooo...how long have you been riding a motorcycle?
About this long ->|----------------------------------------|<-

From go to whoa, umm...four years nearly to the day.
I've done approx 50,000km in that time, not bad for an old saggy bottom short arse

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- Gosling1
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Sulli wrote:hmmmmmmmmmmmm h2 750 triple single disc went like the clappers
for those that don't remember
"LEAN, MEAN AND LIME GREEN"
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YEH BABY hmmmm they did have an *appetite* for spark plugs

also for those that don't remember
" Team Kawasaki Australia - A Tough Team To Beat"
Neville Doyle ( tuner), Murray Sayle (rider) , Greg Hansford (rider).
".....shut the gate on this one Maxie......it's the ducks guts !!............."