I'm finally a rider! =]

Hi everyone. I posted on these forums about a year ago talking about the bike i was going to get with my hard-saved money… turned out i couldnt afford much when i factored in the price of leathers/helmet and such, so i put it off…I have now (finally) bought my first bike.

Honda NSR 125

happy edit:I don’t really use the name UberMonkey anymore… too long, from now on i’ll be Mooney :slight_smile:

Hi again

H and welcome aboard.

it is a very nice bike

enjoy it and drive safe

Ema

hi there, nice bike, i wanted one of these when i was younger!

Hi, this is my first post.

I am Mooney’s friend! He is persuading me to get a bike, and I am giving into it so quickly!!! I love the idea now.

Mooney is a real legend, and im proud to be his friend.

I am soooo going to copy you and get a Honda NSR you biaaatcchh :wink:

hi and welcome

Er…they wern’t out when you were younger westy lmfao

welcome mooney and enjoy ya bike

of course you are. why wouldnt you? its sexy. =]

i’m looking forward to the londonbikers trips. Its going to be such a weird feeling… I’m a student and as such a social gathering without alcohol is quite alien to me, but a gathering of bikers will generally mean no alcohol…looking forward to it :slight_smile:

Vodka and Redbull…

Minus the Vodka…

Caffeine Junkiez with Reflexes like Catzzzzzz.

Nom Nom Nom!

Hello, welcome back! Congratulations on getting the bike :slight_smile: See you around… Becareful at this time of year…

yeah… well, i’ll be learning to ride when the roads are a bit slippery, so from the start i’ll get used to being extra careful for some super safety…

then when the good weather comes back in it’ll seem easy! =]

Theres a motorcycle society here at uni, but when i spoke to them during the society fayre they said they were going to be hiring a minibus to go see a race or show or something… kinda defeats the point of being a motorcycle society if you don’t ride to places in my opinion >< Can’t wait to meet you all and ride somewhere interesting… though i’ll just end up feeling horribly inferior with my L plates still on… i plan to get rid of those ASAP though, how many hours riding experience do you think it would take before someone is ready to take their test? i plan on riding for about 2 months (riding a LOT), then doing a 2 day intensive course+test. I’d like to get rid of the L plates (and restrictor plate) as soon as possible.

Welcome, and ride safely :slight_smile:

Hi, my first bike was an nsr125 20 years ago still a great bike to start on:)

Hello and welcome back to LB…

hey ya and welcome!

nice NSR, take it easy, get used to it.:slight_smile: