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Hi I am new to riding in canada (10 mins on an R6 only), my machine is a Honda CBR954RR (black/titanium metalic).
My last bike in the UK was an 01 ZX6R (metallic blue) until I moved to canada ..... its been a dry 2.5 years of work and no play.
Looking forward to the spring once I get my M2 in march (held a full uk for 14 years, not transferable)!
Yes I got the bike before the license ... incentive to get it done and a crazy sweet deal.
Any recomendations on tires, looking at the BT014/021 or the Corsa III. Need a set for the saftey.
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Welcome to the board. Where in the UK are you from?
Was living in Wiltshire, near Bath. You know England at all?
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I don't know England to well. I do know where Bath is. As I have been there a few times. I have family that live near Bristol. As you know just a hop skip and a jump to Bath.Originally Posted by uk_biker
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Only here for two years and already spelling "tires" correctly!
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Welcome, I lived in Croydon(London) for 10 years...driving here is much different than England, way harder to get your licence in England (they actually care that you know how to drive before they pass you).
Another Moonraker....I lived in Salisbury for 18 years. Have fun getting use to riding on the wrong side of the road over here!!
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Great roads around the avon and wiltshire area, did a commute from the ex girlfriends house in bristol to trowbridge via bath (North bristol so M4, A46 and A363) what a great ride!
Yep broken man starting to use american spelling
Yeah the bike license in the UK was hard, the M2 sounds like a CBT
Bit like riding on mainland europe, got to remember to stay on the right!
Salisbury! love those "tank crossing" signs, should say mud bog ahead! Nice fast roads. Did you do the Poole ride on tuesdays in summer?
The tank crossing signs were a real eye opener to tourists lol If you looked closely enough you would see squaddies hiding in the bushes at the side of the roads.
Welcome from a fello brit. Hail from Highwycombe but lived in the bogs of Slough for many years. Be nice to meet you in the spring for a good old English breakfast EnglishJ loves Fried Bread. If you need any kit drop me a line sometime @ sales@topendz.com or visit my store at www.topendz.com
Welcome to the board. Nice ride you have!!!
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American spelling? Does that mean you don't know where the U key is on the keyboard?
Yep broken man starting to use american spelling
Yeah the bike license in the UK was hard, the M2 sounds like a CBT
M2 is NOT CBT, it's all practical.
Total BS they wouldn't let you transfer that, especially when it clearly states that you can in the MTO published Motorcycle handbook...Hi I am new to riding in canada (10 mins on an R6 only), my machine is a Honda CBR954RR (black/titanium metalic).
Looking forward to the spring once I get my M2 in march (held a full uk for 14 years, not transferable
Any recomendations on tires, looking at the BT014/021 or the Corsa III. Need a set for the saftey.
I'm going to have to vote Corsa III, I just put a set of those on my beast.
Hey, do you still want me to trailer your bike for the cert? Let me know.
...and it sounds even nicer than it looks, it's one SWEET ride...
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