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Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Aug 30th, '08, 17:33
by Smiler
k7 dave wrote:
Smiler wrote:
billinom8s wrote: Be prepared for slow, steady pace, lots of coffee breaks and questions along the lines of 'why can't shopping bags fit on bikes ?'
cheeky git! :lol:

I'll sort you out 2mor :evil:

:wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:

:D
Yes and the rest of us :twisted:
euuwwww!!! :shock:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Aug 30th, '08, 18:25
by fluffybunny
Sirona wrote:Well, thanks for all your welcomes! Good to be here at long last! I wasnt sure of the reception I would get, me being an 'L' plate girl and all that. Some people seem to think that you arent a real biker until you have passed your test which I think is pants. We all have to start somewhere!!

Fluffybunny - a girly rideout sounds good - hopefully getting my bike in next 2 weeks, going to see one next Saturday that I'm very keen on, a YBR 125, will get me on the road until my test at least, hoping to take test asap, its all dependant on what time my instructor can give me, they are so busy at the moment with the build up to the new test that it has been really difficult to get any time with him, he is very good though, Gordon of PRIDE of Taunton (plug, plug!!)
i know what u mean the earlyest i could get was nov it is a nightmar lollol well if u get the ybr i will still be the slowest thing on the ride out lol and as for the shoppin bags i have got a big rucksak lol
klet me no how u get on with gettin the 125

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Aug 30th, '08, 20:06
by A_T
Sirona wrote:that I'm very keen on, a YBR 125, will get me on the road until my test at least, hoping to take test asap, its all dependant on what time my instructor can give me, they are so busy at the moment with the build up to the new test that it has been really difficult to get any time with him, he is very good though, Gordon of PRIDE of Taunton (plug, plug!!)
Welcome to the forum :)

Hope you can get a DAS test and training booked in before Sept 29th... otherwise it looks like you'll be doing the new test in Exeter :?

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Aug 30th, '08, 21:20
by badgerKDD
Hello, you're always welcome down this end as well :D Nothing wrong with L plates either, we all had them once!

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Aug 30th, '08, 23:29
by Blue
Hi and welcome to the most friendly bike forum on the net :lol:
Sirona wrote:Well, thanks for all your welcomes! Good to be here at long last! I wasnt sure of the reception I would get, me being an 'L' plate girl and all that. !!
So is billinom8s but even so we still talk to him :lol:

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Sep 2nd, '08, 18:29
by CBR6Jade
billinom8s wrote:hi ya and welcome, its true there are a few more girlies on here these days, good to see. Watch out for blimey, funky, bambam, dave, colin, blue, fester, johnbob, speedy and julian. Other than that you should be fine. I think its kim and smiler that are sorting the girlie ride. Be prepared for slow, steady pace, lots of coffee breaks and questions along the lines of 'why can't shopping bags fit on bikes ?'
OI :evil: cheeky git

dont listen to him....Welcome to the site. be good to see you on a ride out!

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Sep 3rd, '08, 07:57
by Mel Daytona600
Hi and welcome to the site. :D

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 13th, '08, 08:42
by Sirona
Time for an update....... on Day 4 of Direct Access now and enjoying it, nothing better than battling with Taunton traffic all day every day! Got test next Wednesday morning and not looking forward to it...... not many people seem to be passing at the moment. Getting my head around U turns and emergency stops at the moment, what fun! Funniest moment this week was stopping at traffic lights along Silk Mills Road and running out of petrol. I can laugh about it now..... Doing my training with Taunton School of Motorcycling and Derek who is a great teacher and is managing to keep my spirits up admirably, especially on the first day when I was like a drowned rat!

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 13th, '08, 09:59
by billinom8s
keep at it, if you are enjoying it in the rain then think how much fun you will be having when its blazing sunshine and the roads are dry !!!


taunton is a pain to learn in but if you can handle all the traffic lights and one way system you will be laughing, good luck next week!

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 13th, '08, 11:20
by Smiler
Good luck for next week Sirona! Hopefully it'll have stopped peeing down by then too!!!

Smiler

:D

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 13th, '08, 15:30
by Johnnyb
Good Luck for next week then and look forward to seeing you on a ride post test :) :) :)

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 13th, '08, 16:24
by Sirona
Well, that was day 4 over of the course and I could wring my gloves out when I got home! Soaked! But it least I know I can do it in the rain! Around one back road in Galmington it was blocked due to the 'lake' in the middle of the road but we just rode on through, it was great! Instructor thinks its all coming together for me now which is hopeful for next week, fingers crossed! And I didnt run out of petrol today which was a bonus!!!!

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 14th, '08, 18:59
by Varcon
Welcome to the forums !

Best of luck with your DAS - hope you pass ! Look forward to seeing you on some rideouts next season !

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 20th, '08, 14:10
by Sirona
Well, I passed my test yesterday! Weeeee! Got four minor faults so really pleased with that! U turn went like a dream! So on the hunt now for wheels..... looking out for a Bandit, or something similar, will have great fun looking!

Re: Waving Hello Madly

Posted: Nov 20th, '08, 14:53
by gazkwak
well done, hope to see you, on future rideouts