Sounds like this guy has "size" issues. :laughinglaurabelle said:I told him he could drive mine as long as he had his own helmet etc. but he wouldn't as it was too small. So the three of them went out on 2 bikes and a car. Weird.
AaUuuuGaa! said:Sounds like this guy has "size" issues. :laughing:laughing
I ride me wife's VTR250 once in a while, just for fun. Gotta tell ya, dem 2-fiddies are REALLY fun to throw around.
And you can tell your husband's friend that real men can ride a 250 as well as a liter-class sportbike, or a GoldWing, for that matter! (Oh yea, even a 50cc scooter... they're fun as hell too... guess you gotta know how to really ride in order to appreciate bikes... ANY bikes).
I'm pretty agressive on my Ex250, it is a 2002 I picked up in May and I just broke 10K miles.Debs said:Like you don't get any respect cause you ride the littlest bike on the market?
When I tell people I ride a 250, they scoff.. oh, that's little more than a scooter.
It makes me sad![]()
Well im here to make you happyDebs said:Like you don't get any respect cause you ride the littlest bike on the market?
When I tell people I ride a 250, they scoff.. oh, that's little more than a scooter.
It makes me sad![]()
Debs said:Like you don't get any respect cause you ride the littlest bike on the market?
When I tell people I ride a 250, they scoff.. oh, that's little more than a scooter.
It makes me sad![]()
Well said Mike. It's not about impressing anyone, it's all about riding and having fun.Mike Reyna said:Well since I don't have my 250 yet, I can't honestly answer. However, I have a feeling that this will happen when I get mine. But where does it end? I know some people with R1's and GSX-R 1000's talk down to people with 600cc bikes.
Oh well... I don't care what people say. I'm not out to impress anyone. I can ride a 600cc bike, but I really don't need a bike like that for now. I just need a bike that will get me to airline school, home, have excellent gas milage, cheap insurance, take the occasional roads/twisties, & still look good...all in one package. Oh, and the main reason... It's a blast to ride! That's why I picked the Ninja 250r. All I can say is......The 250r rocks!! :thumb
Ride Safe guys!
Ok our licence system is different from state to state. Where I live if you go through a Q-RIDE training facility and you have had your open car licence for more than 3 years you can get you big bike licence (which I have). If you are not going through Q-RIDE or you have not held your open licence for more than 3 years you are stuck on a restricted licence for 1 year. On a restricted licence you can only ride a bike upto 250cc.Debs said:Kwak,
It has to be different for you guys though because you have a mandated restriction on your licence for the first year, don't you?