What car do bikers generally drive?
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What car do bikers generally drive?
I am not sure if this is a repost but what car do you guys drive.
I drive my parents Land Rover Discovery Diesel. Extremely slow!
Do bikers drive fast or slow sensible cars in general?
I drive my parents Land Rover Discovery Diesel. Extremely slow!
Do bikers drive fast or slow sensible cars in general?
Blue Sv650s Curvey - Now unrestricted but starting to find the suspension a problem.
Next bike: CBR600RR eventually.
Next bike: CBR600RR eventually.
- Mervin
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Sensible economical seat leon diesel due to wife, if i bought anything with a bit of real power and it would spend most of its life embedded in hedges, having said that the diesel is no slouch really,
Merv
Merv
Being shot out of a cannon will always be better than being squeezed out of a tube. That is why God made fast motorcycles,
Hunter S Thompson
Hunter S Thompson
LOL good question, my recent drives ranged from E34 M5, then a 194bhp vauxhall corsa, now a astra estate tdi 
BUT, I put £40 of diesel in on friday, done 583 miles over the weeknd and still nowhere near the red yet
BUT, I put £40 of diesel in on friday, done 583 miles over the weeknd and still nowhere near the red yet
a mate will come bail you out of jail. But a true friend will be sat next to you in the cell saying "jeez that was fun!"
If you want me Im on the other end of 07710 424947
If you want me Im on the other end of 07710 424947
Celica VVTLi 190, Yamaha designed motor that revs to just under 9000rpm, 190bhp from 1796cc. Currently for sale (see four wheels chat area).
Have bought an Ibiza Cupra Turbo to use for a while until I sort my house out. Used to have Imprezas, Honda CRXs (VTEC & non-VTEC) plus Golf GTIs etc.
Once had an Astra 1.2 as a company car (after a Golf GTI), thought this would be OK as had a bike for speed but did miss the performance in the car, not just the speed but the handling & brakes, not to mention the specification a performance car usually has - probably the same if anyone went from a sportsbike to a cruiser - would miss the performance & handling there too.
Have bought an Ibiza Cupra Turbo to use for a while until I sort my house out. Used to have Imprezas, Honda CRXs (VTEC & non-VTEC) plus Golf GTIs etc.
Once had an Astra 1.2 as a company car (after a Golf GTI), thought this would be OK as had a bike for speed but did miss the performance in the car, not just the speed but the handling & brakes, not to mention the specification a performance car usually has - probably the same if anyone went from a sportsbike to a cruiser - would miss the performance & handling there too.
- Mike Daytona600
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At the moment got a P reg vectra 1.6 16v and a P reg fiesta 1.3
The vectra is going once I've put new MOT on it in the next month and is gonna be replaced with something cheaper to run...a scooter like a 250 majesty.
If I get on ok using a scoot through winter the fiesta is going in Jan to be replaced by another vectra or simliar ready for baby
Would like a quick car but if I did have the money for one I would rather use it on the bike, priorities and all that
The vectra is going once I've put new MOT on it in the next month and is gonna be replaced with something cheaper to run...a scooter like a 250 majesty.
If I get on ok using a scoot through winter the fiesta is going in Jan to be replaced by another vectra or simliar ready for baby
Would like a quick car but if I did have the money for one I would rather use it on the bike, priorities and all that
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- yellowrsvr
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Zafira Diesel for wife, family, dog, crap etc - 7 seats
Smart passion for work – don’t laugh, its ideal for what I need:
good in town
good across county
good (enough) on the motorway
Group 2 insurance, £60 tax, good mpg, air con, abs, traction control, remapped + piper filter + carbon scoop = 72bhp (same as Brabus) GPS speed 102mph!, also 195 alloys so can go around bends too.
Cheapest pence per mile, according to Which….
How else was I going to pay for an MV F4 and a track bike
Smart passion for work – don’t laugh, its ideal for what I need:
good in town
good across county
good (enough) on the motorway
Group 2 insurance, £60 tax, good mpg, air con, abs, traction control, remapped + piper filter + carbon scoop = 72bhp (same as Brabus) GPS speed 102mph!, also 195 alloys so can go around bends too.
Cheapest pence per mile, according to Which….
How else was I going to pay for an MV F4 and a track bike
- Mike Daytona600
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- deej
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VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.7TDI peice of crap but its a company car, before that i had mk111 golf gti's, a quality performance car. the wife has a saxo vtr but that has nothing against the old golfs.
i'd buy another golf tomorrow if i had to buy another car
i'd buy another golf tomorrow if i had to buy another car
http://www.averysmotorcycles.co.uk use code SWB10 for discount
- Benji Gixxer
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