Yep, another Newbie saying hello.
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Yep, another Newbie saying hello.
Hmm, should I admit it. I was a Lambo and Vespa boy, many many moons ago. Silly git, never took my test.
Soooo..........took it last August on a Yamaha Cygnus X 125. Passed first time and now ride an X-Max 250 twist and go. Goes like a bloody rocket with great acceleration.
My bruvs a top mechanic (Yamaha) on the London/Kent border. (That's why I keep to Yamahas)............
...................ebt (englishbullterrier)
Soooo..........took it last August on a Yamaha Cygnus X 125. Passed first time and now ride an X-Max 250 twist and go. Goes like a bloody rocket with great acceleration.
My bruvs a top mechanic (Yamaha) on the London/Kent border. (That's why I keep to Yamahas)............
...................ebt (englishbullterrier)
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Re: Yep, another Newbie saying hello.
Welcome in Steve you gonna move up to a 600/1000 then?
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Re: Yep, another Newbie saying hello.
Whatever you have its 2 wheels and a Yam
Welcome in and do enjoy.
Welcome in and do enjoy.
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Re: Yep, another Newbie saying hello.
Bruv recommends upgrading to a 500 twist and go (T-Max is it ?).2002r1jon wrote:Welcome in Steve you gonna move up to a 600/1000 then?
Gotta wait till Aug 2014 as I took my test on a 125 twist and go and the law says I have to wait 2 years before I can go above a 250
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Oh i see,mines a "1000 twist and fucks off"englishbullterrier wrote:Bruv recommends upgrading to a 500 twist and go (T-Max is it ?).2002r1jon wrote:Welcome in Steve you gonna move up to a 600/1000 then?
Gotta wait till Aug 2014 as I took my test on a 125 twist and go and the law says I have to wait 2 years before I can go above a 250
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Here's a pic of my missus (partner) on my mates Yam. Don't know what it is, but no doubt, you all do ?......
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Re: Yep, another Newbie saying hello.
The badge on the side sorta gives it away nice pic bud, I'm not up on the new test system can you enlighten me/us
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I wish I could, but it changed again this January, based now on ages/power. It's a nightmare now, but it's designed to stop youngsters killing themselves on bigger bikes.
Here's a good single page summary though, hope it helps........
http://www.90-one.com/testchange.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Here's a good single page summary though, hope it helps........
http://www.90-one.com/testchange.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Thats interesting thanks,I see you cant restrict large cc bikes back to 33bhp, to be fair I have to agree with the size restrictions as its only up to age 21englishbullterrier wrote:I wish I could, but it changed again this January, based now on ages/power. It's a nightmare now, but it's designed to stop youngsters killing themselves on bigger bikes.
Here's a good single page summary though, hope it helps........
http://www.90-one.com/testchange.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;