bikers
#1
bikers
when I get to Oz, I am planning on going to work by motorbike.
At the moment I am looking at getting my license over her in holland, but it will probalby cost about €1400.00 (aus$ 2000) for a 10 day course. I have ridden an owned motorbikes briefly here, but never had a license.
my question is, is it better to wait till I get to Oz, or is it better to get my license here ? (i'll be short on spare time when I arrive)
Another thing, I need the price for a new Kawa VN900 classic. I will be buying one in Oz, but I can't seem to find a price on the net.
BTW whats the scene in Oz for Bikers ? I saw plenty in the yarra ranges recently, but the rest of the roads seemed fairly quiet ( not many bikes)
At the moment I am looking at getting my license over her in holland, but it will probalby cost about €1400.00 (aus$ 2000) for a 10 day course. I have ridden an owned motorbikes briefly here, but never had a license.
my question is, is it better to wait till I get to Oz, or is it better to get my license here ? (i'll be short on spare time when I arrive)
Another thing, I need the price for a new Kawa VN900 classic. I will be buying one in Oz, but I can't seem to find a price on the net.
BTW whats the scene in Oz for Bikers ? I saw plenty in the yarra ranges recently, but the rest of the roads seemed fairly quiet ( not many bikes)
#2
Re: bikers
Originally Posted by furkew
when I get to Oz, I am planning on going to work by motorbike.
At the moment I am looking at getting my license over her in holland, but it will probalby cost about €1400.00 (aus$ 2000) for a 10 day course. I have ridden an owned motorbikes briefly here, but never had a license.
my question is, is it better to wait till I get to Oz, or is it better to get my license here ? (i'll be short on spare time when I arrive)
Another thing, I need the price for a new Kawa VN900 classic. I will be buying one in Oz, but I can't seem to find a price on the net.
BTW whats the scene in Oz for Bikers ? I saw plenty in the yarra ranges recently, but the rest of the roads seemed fairly quiet ( not many bikes)
At the moment I am looking at getting my license over her in holland, but it will probalby cost about €1400.00 (aus$ 2000) for a 10 day course. I have ridden an owned motorbikes briefly here, but never had a license.
my question is, is it better to wait till I get to Oz, or is it better to get my license here ? (i'll be short on spare time when I arrive)
Another thing, I need the price for a new Kawa VN900 classic. I will be buying one in Oz, but I can't seem to find a price on the net.
BTW whats the scene in Oz for Bikers ? I saw plenty in the yarra ranges recently, but the rest of the roads seemed fairly quiet ( not many bikes)
here...try this, it may help though
http://www.redbookasiapacific.com/au/home.php
#3
Re: bikers
Take it in Holland but make sure it is valid in Oz as my brother took his in stages :125 then 250 for a year then a full licence, I am not too sure on it but the Oz system is different to the u.k.
You do not want to waste your money.
See plenty of bikes in Perth by the way.
You do not want to waste your money.
See plenty of bikes in Perth by the way.
#4
Re: bikers
thanks ade, but as I thought, no price for this bike. It's only been out for about a month, so not a lot of info on the web.
for any bikers out there, I was seriously looking at the Harley night rod, but I think that might be overkill for my first real bike
serious drooling material
Halycycon 52, over here for old bastards like me, i can take the 250 cc plus license straight away (enough driving experience) so I was thinking get it over and done with here, but wait until Oz to buy a bike. I thought if maybe
Oz is that much cheaper I might wait.
for any bikers out there, I was seriously looking at the Harley night rod, but I think that might be overkill for my first real bike
serious drooling material
Halycycon 52, over here for old bastards like me, i can take the 250 cc plus license straight away (enough driving experience) so I was thinking get it over and done with here, but wait until Oz to buy a bike. I thought if maybe
Oz is that much cheaper I might wait.
#7
Re: bikers
Originally Posted by furkew
fancy a ride ?
the only offer I've had in fact
#8
Re: bikers
Originally Posted by furkew
thanks ade, but as I thought, no price for this bike. It's only been out for about a month, so not a lot of info on the web.
for any bikers out there, I was seriously looking at the Harley night rod, but I think that might be overkill for my first real bike
serious drooling material
Halycycon 52, over here for old bastards like me, i can take the 250 cc plus license straight away (enough driving experience) so I was thinking get it over and done with here, but wait until Oz to buy a bike. I thought if maybe
Oz is that much cheaper I might wait.
for any bikers out there, I was seriously looking at the Harley night rod, but I think that might be overkill for my first real bike
serious drooling material
Halycycon 52, over here for old bastards like me, i can take the 250 cc plus license straight away (enough driving experience) so I was thinking get it over and done with here, but wait until Oz to buy a bike. I thought if maybe
Oz is that much cheaper I might wait.
How does it work with the experience thing. I want to take a full bike test as I only have a cbt in the u.k but have held off because I did not want to do my balls on expense in the U.k and then take it again in Oz.
Thanks for any advice - James
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#9
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when you see something like this, it's got to be worth spending aus$ 30K.
If you agree, can you please PM the wife
#10
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still not into bikes but............niiiiiice
but I'm visualising me tramming down the some Melbourne highway with my level and trowel sticking out of me rucksack
but I'm visualising me tramming down the some Melbourne highway with my level and trowel sticking out of me rucksack
#11
Re: bikers
Originally Posted by furkew
fancy a ride ?
#12
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Tell ya what though Paul........ you get one of them and get the missus a Rampant Rabbit to ride
#13
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Originally Posted by halcyon 52
Hi Fk.
How does it work with the experience thing. I want to take a full bike test as I only have a cbt in the u.k but have held off because I did not want to do my balls on expense in the U.k and then take it again in Oz.
Thanks for any advice - James
I
How does it work with the experience thing. I want to take a full bike test as I only have a cbt in the u.k but have held off because I did not want to do my balls on expense in the U.k and then take it again in Oz.
Thanks for any advice - James
I
#14
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Originally Posted by BRICKY ADE
Tell ya what though Paul........ you get one of them and get the missus a Rampant Rabbit to ride
I actually had one on the shopping list
#15
Re: bikers
Originally Posted by BRICKY ADE
still not into bikes but............niiiiiice
but I'm visualising me tramming down the some Melbourne highway with my level and trowel sticking out of me rucksack
but I'm visualising me tramming down the some Melbourne highway with my level and trowel sticking out of me rucksack
what a great bikers pick up line.
" do you fancy a ride luv, I could show you my trowel & level when we get to a nice quiet spot.