The journey continues...

[Kingy]

(11-10-2015, 03:20 PM)FraserG Wrote: I suspect Kingy has his tale of getting his licence when everything was black and white and it won't be as convoluted as it is now!

Ahhh, the good old days ...

Did CBT. Took a few lessons. 
Hired a 125 and rode it for a day in hail and snow. 
Took my test. 
Passed test and got full unrestricted license. 
Bought new Kwak ZZR-600.  Shit myself at how fast it was.  ... Learnt to ride properly!

(11-10-2015, 08:37 PM)Jollyjoiner Wrote: Hold a minute, 24 ? your only 24 ??? pmsl hahahahahahaha

Pmsl 


Get it sorted Fraser. You will enjoy a more powerful bike if/when you get the opportunity to get one. They are much easier to ride and you feel safer as they have a bit more grunt to get you out of situations and much better brakes when you need them. Also opens up the chance of a bit of touring which is a great craic if you can get a couple of likeminded folk interested. 
I did my lessons and test in winter. Was either freezing and wet through or tip toeing around in hale/ light snow for a few lessons. Fortunately test day was a nice, bright day though.