introducing myself
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01-20-2005 | 04:20 PM
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introducing myself
Hi
My name is Ruben and I own a CBR900RR V 97 yellow. Previously I had a CBR 600 F 1993 and a Kawasaki KH 125 CC (first bike).
I was born in Argentina, lived there until 1997 when i moved to Brazil because of work.
I found this site in NeonspeedRT´s signature, and wanted to be a part of it.
Nice forum you have here, I also visit the rrzone and epifumi.com (in spanish) everyday.
Take care
My name is Ruben and I own a CBR900RR V 97 yellow. Previously I had a CBR 600 F 1993 and a Kawasaki KH 125 CC (first bike).
I was born in Argentina, lived there until 1997 when i moved to Brazil because of work.
I found this site in NeonspeedRT´s signature, and wanted to be a part of it.
Nice forum you have here, I also visit the rrzone and epifumi.com (in spanish) everyday.
Take care
. How are the roads for riding over in Brazil?
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01-21-2005 | 11:51 AM
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RE: introducing myself
Well, first of all thanks for the welcome.
Here in Brazil there are a few roads where you can ride your bike without problems (most of them paid), but in general roads are not very good.
I live in the southern state of Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul), and we have some places that are good for riding, and in Sao Paulo´s state the same.
In Argentina you find very good paid freeways with no speed control, and many unpaied roads in good condicions.
Around here (I live near Porto Alegre city) we have a road that goes between the mountains, with lots of different twists, and many many riders go every weekend.
I assume I am the only outside US in the board ?
If any of you have to travel to Brazil some time, don´t doubt to ask me as many questions as you want. I´d like to help.
Take care!
Here in Brazil there are a few roads where you can ride your bike without problems (most of them paid), but in general roads are not very good.
I live in the southern state of Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul), and we have some places that are good for riding, and in Sao Paulo´s state the same.
In Argentina you find very good paid freeways with no speed control, and many unpaied roads in good condicions.
Around here (I live near Porto Alegre city) we have a road that goes between the mountains, with lots of different twists, and many many riders go every weekend.
I assume I am the only outside US in the board ?
If any of you have to travel to Brazil some time, don´t doubt to ask me as many questions as you want. I´d like to help.
Take care!
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