Introduce yourself and meet your fellow riders. Please don't forget to mention how you found us.
chris999
Learner Driver
Posts: 274 Joined: May 25th, '05, 19:03Location: newton abbot
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by chris999 Dec 17th, '05, 09:40
hi welcome ..
Bikerbird
Learner Driver
Posts: 717 Joined: Apr 17th, '04, 08:22Location: Nr Chippenham
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by Bikerbird Dec 17th, '05, 10:24
Hi there and welcome to the site
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clunk
Learner Driver
Posts: 1106 Joined: Mar 3rd, '04, 11:09Location: Plymouth Rides:ZRX1200R
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by clunk Dec 17th, '05, 10:28
Hello and welcome to the site.
And get an SV, the best, first big bike money can buy.
ticketyboo2002
Learner Driver
Posts: 190 Joined: May 3rd, '05, 05:48Location: Torquay
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by ticketyboo2002 Dec 17th, '05, 11:46
Hello and welcome. Don't listen to them get a cruiser..He He
Leroy
Learner Driver
Posts: 2145 Joined: Nov 9th, '05, 09:25Location: Exeter: K5 GSXR 600
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by Leroy Dec 17th, '05, 11:49
welcome 2 the site mate
A_T
Site Admin
Posts: 4069 Joined: Apr 25th, '04, 19:44Location: Plymouth, Rides: GSXR-600 K8
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by A_T Dec 17th, '05, 13:29
Hiya
Welcome to the forum....
go for the Hornet, most fun on two wheels you will ever have.....
RIP [url=http://dcbikers.co.uk/15.html][u]Frank 1960 - 2006[/u][/url] & [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/motorbikes/1482088.stm][u]JD 1963 - 2001[/u][/url] (always in our thoughts)
Ali
Learner Driver
Posts: 438 Joined: Mar 12th, '04, 12:54
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by Ali Dec 17th, '05, 13:53
Hello Rookie and welcome to the site
Growing old is mandatory - growing up is optional.
Rookie
Learner Driver
Posts: 9 Joined: Dec 16th, '05, 22:18Location: Burnham-on-Sea
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by Rookie Dec 17th, '05, 15:18
Mixed opinions then! Must say I like the styling of the SV a bit more, especially with that little bit of lower fairing you can get for them; but the Hornet's high level can makes me sex wee. Change those to a dual Remus system or something, it's enough to make me cry.
Got a way to go yet; right now those are the 2 I'm seriously considering (at one point I was set on a ZX6R
- mad) so I expect it will come down to what I can find that's in a decent locality, for which I expect this place should come in very handy!
*Waves
LWR GERRY
Learner Driver
Posts: 1470 Joined: Sep 13th, '05, 16:02First Name: GerryLocation: Plymouth
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by LWR GERRY Dec 17th, '05, 18:15
Hi George, welcome to the SWB site
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Cheggers
Learner Driver
Posts: 970 Joined: Sep 11th, '05, 19:33Location: Plymouth/Newport
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by Cheggers Dec 17th, '05, 20:13
Hi and welcome, the SV is a good starter bike, cheap insurance, but i'd go for the Hornet.
Rides - 2008 R1
Jon B
Learner Driver
Posts: 971 Joined: Jun 24th, '04, 08:36Location: Coventry (Uni) / Chard, Som (Home)
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by Jon B Jan 17th, '06, 16:08
Hi George, didn;t realise you had signed up here til I checked BCF, welcome, althought belatedly. Get a Bandit.
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devilride
Learner Driver
Posts: 525 Joined: Nov 9th, '05, 01:43Location: Exeter
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by devilride Jan 17th, '06, 17:13
Missing 2 wheels : (
sonic
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by sonic Jan 17th, '06, 18:17
hi mate - welcome to the site.
i had a k4 SV last year - was an awesome bike but you might get bored of it after about 6 months - MIGHT.
basically you cant go wrong with an sv or a hornet - good luck anyway.
sonic
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by sonic Jan 17th, '06, 18:18
sonic_gsxr wrote: hi mate - welcome to the site.
i had a k4 SV last year - was an awesome bike but you might get bored of it after about 6 months - MIGHT.
- I did.
basically you cant go wrong with an sv or a hornet - good luck anyway.
1blue
Learner Driver
Posts: 1936 Joined: Sep 11th, '05, 18:09Location: Ivybridge Rides:Fazer
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by 1blue Jan 17th, '06, 18:21
- mad) so I expect it will come down to what I can find that's in a decent locality, for which I expect this place should come in very handy! 
makes a good 1st bike if ya got the balls 
welcome to the chicken coop 