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lowrider69
In: Kingsbridge, Sou
Posts: 32
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hi lisa nice to know i,am not the only newbie on here and Kwak have you ever thought of trying them all in one wind and rain proof black cotton type suits i got one its folds up into a tiny pocket like bag and goes over yer boots and leathers with out takeing all your stuff off i think there wicked, great if you wear normal jeans a lot like i do and even good leathers will let water in after a while but these dont seem to, would not be with out mine now and cheap to mine was only £29

lowrider69 @ 22/06/2007 04:43

gsrider
In: peterborough
Posts: 100
Karma:

kwak u can get some leather treatment used on horse saddles to supple them up and it is also waterproof and dont stink either its cheap i used to use it on my leathers when couriering never got wet

gsrider @ 22/06/2007 05:21

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17942
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lowrider, I've got an all in one waterproof jobby, the elastic in the arms is so tight it near on cuts me blood supply off so I have to wear it UNDER my biking jacket AND... as I is a female it's bloody tricky getting out of it when I wanna go to the lavvy I wouldn't ride without me leathers on, I've seen the results of gravel rash, and worse, YUCK! and OUCH! Gs, I tried that too, I must have the most UNwaterproof leather, nothing seems to keep the water out. I think the cow it came from must have lived in a shed all it's life

Sandi @ 22/06/2007 17:54

babbsy
In: Sidcup
Posts: 136
Karma:

gsrider - Thanks for the tip on the leather treatment. Have got a new jacket and its still a bit stiff...! Kwak - same here wouldn't go out without leathers on, even as a pillion that I am. Hopefully for not long now as soon to buy my first bike... Hi also to Gixxer Davey and Flamingred...

babbsy @ 22/06/2007 19:31

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17942
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Aww babbsy your first bike, I bet you're excited, what sort of bike would you like?

Sandi @ 22/06/2007 19:34

vmaxdeg
In: COLESHILL
Posts: 58
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i bet its going to be a er6 or a bandit

vmaxdeg @ 22/06/2007 19:38

babbsy
In: Sidcup
Posts: 136
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Excited not the word... As its my first and have not ridden for a year cause of a back op recently. I'm looking at a Bandit600 or ER5 for now. Would really like the ER6-F. Want a sports but need to get a bit more road savvy first... Any other ideas for a forgiving first bike...?

babbsy @ 22/06/2007 19:42

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17942
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Hear a lot of good things about Bandits, they look nice too, I prefer em naked tho.

Sandi @ 22/06/2007 19:52

babbsy
In: Sidcup
Posts: 136
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Not the biggest naked fan!! but wouldn't say no if one was given to me. Deg... You either can mind read from Brum to Sidcup or you been yaking to Kate....!!!!

babbsy @ 22/06/2007 19:54

Kate5930
In: Birmingham
Posts: 96
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spookey isnt it Babbsy !

Kate5930 @ 23/06/2007 05:22

Oggy
In: Ely. Cambs
Posts: 2112
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I think nakeds good

Oggy @ 24/06/2007 08:33

Di
In: Wellingborough
Posts: 4452
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Now why am I not suprised at that statement oggy ?

Di @ 24/06/2007 08:41

firebladekid
In: norwich
Posts: 735
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cbr 600 f are a really good bike very forgiveing

firebladekid @ 24/06/2007 09:09

Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
Karma:

hi all, hope ya all ok, gotta get photo sorted, just hate the ones i got, spoke to most of you in the room, thanks for making me feel welcome, even though i don't say much lol,

Deleted Member @ 25/06/2007 19:00

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17942
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Hi chele, welcome to the forum. It's ok the chat room is sometimes a but busy and difficult to keep up with. If you don't type for a while the 'babysitter bot' (my name for it) thinks you've fallen asleep and puts you to bed lol Kwak

Sandi @ 25/06/2007 19:06

lcotgrave
In: Birkenhead
Posts: 398
Karma:

But you can always get back up again lol

lcotgrave @ 26/06/2007 05:33

Matt
In: Veldhoven
Posts: 8053
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Hi chele welcome to the site. Glad the mad-ones made you feel welcome. :-) Get that photo up soon!

Matt @ 26/06/2007 06:38

Di
In: Wellingborough
Posts: 4452
Karma:

Mad? Moi? Never!

Di @ 26/06/2007 14:15

flamingred
In: Durham-ish
Posts: 4
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Soz i just keep poppin' up from time to time at the mo. Just really difficult being able to get a block of time where i can keep up with all the various things i got goin on this over-sized calculator thingy majigeee. Hello to everyone new that i aint said hi to already on here. I quite like bandits too. The ex acquired a baby one (250) a while back. Didnt even know they existed. Was cool too. An exact Mini-Me jobbie. Would still rather have a trike though. Oh One o these days i will be mobile and cool again

flamingred @ 30/06/2007 19:40

fjr_graham
In: Sheffield/Barnsl
Posts: 381
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Hiya flamingred nice to meet you welcome to the mad house

fjr_graham @ 30/06/2007 20:05

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