ride time
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ride time
g'day Ladies and gents I'm curious to know if anyone on the forum resides in Perth Western Australia? See I haven't got my open class license yet and I need to get it asap but still getting the feel of my beauty and would like someone to ride with cheers guys
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Afraid I'm a bit far from you in the UK.
Nothing wrong with riding alone though, you can go at your own pace and not feel pressured to keep up with anyone else.
I'm a lone wolf myself, prefer the freedom.
However if you want to meet local riders, the best way is probably to find out where the local bikers cafes are, go along and chat to people. After all, you've got a common interest and I've yet to meet the guy/gal that doesn't want to talk about their bike
Nothing wrong with riding alone though, you can go at your own pace and not feel pressured to keep up with anyone else.
I'm a lone wolf myself, prefer the freedom.
However if you want to meet local riders, the best way is probably to find out where the local bikers cafes are, go along and chat to people. After all, you've got a common interest and I've yet to meet the guy/gal that doesn't want to talk about their bike
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Yeah that's a long way away hawk lol I don't mind riding on my own at all but because i don't have an open class license at the moment I have to ride with someone that does witch sucks lol. If I didn't get fined the other day I'd keep riding with out it lol but that could get costly or I could loose my bike and that would break a mans heart lol. I might have to try that hawk
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Afraid I'm a bit far from you in the UK.
Nothing wrong with riding alone though, you can go at your own pace and not feel pressured to keep up with anyone else.
I'm a lone wolf myself, prefer the freedom.
However if you want to meet local riders, the best way is probably to find out where the local bikers cafes are, go along and chat to people. After all, you've got a common interest and I've yet to meet the guy/gal that doesn't want to talk about their bike
Nothing wrong with riding alone though, you can go at your own pace and not feel pressured to keep up with anyone else.
I'm a lone wolf myself, prefer the freedom.
However if you want to meet local riders, the best way is probably to find out where the local bikers cafes are, go along and chat to people. After all, you've got a common interest and I've yet to meet the guy/gal that doesn't want to talk about their bike
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From: rushworth vic australia
Wow what stupid rule .
I've always been a solo rider , never even had friend who rode until recently, and he lives 3 hours away .
I like the groove of setting my own pace and stopping only when I feel like it .
I've always been a solo rider , never even had friend who rode until recently, and he lives 3 hours away .
I like the groove of setting my own pace and stopping only when I feel like it .
