[SYD] Stolen bike

On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 12:53:42 UTC, Intact Kneeslider

} I find that very hard to believe. If an R1 can be made to
} fit through the door of a motel room, a Babyblade will fit
} through the front door of an Erskineville terrace house.

It takes a bit of manoeuvering, but I can get my boxers through most
standard (90cm) doors.

With most bikes you'll probably be stuck if the corridor behind it has
a turn or offset though.

--
// Rik Steenwinkel '85 R80ST Skippy bike
// Enschede '91 R100GS/PD The Great Unwashed
// Netherlands ('76 Honda CB250G Bouwpakketje)
// "Far away is only far away '90 K75C Kommutabike
// if you don't go there" '81 MZ TS250/1+LSW Badkuip

 

Mustn't...make...remark...

Doug Cox.
Work to ride, Ride to work...

 

Thats one of the main reasons many more experienced riders don't normally
recommend CBR250RR's for learner and P plate bikes, but rather bikes like
the Spada or the CB250... normal rates of insurance apply (even for p
platers).


Geoff and Jodie

 

Spada? As if anyone would admit to owning one of them!

Hammo

 

"So if we find it and it is damaged we shouldn't bother telling you? "

LMAO....funny.

Josh

 

biggest mistake every posting on here

look forget about it ok

its obviously your all to high and mighty and its to much effort to
help someone out.

 

sniff

 

big (so, hows the ovlov running then Hammo???)

 

On 13/11/03 12:21 PM, in article

....... is this a VTR envy post?

Hammo

[Surely you mean driving? (unless I am supposed to insert 'brmmmm, brrrmmm'
noises here?).]

 

And it would seem you're so used to being overwhelmingly and emptily
approved of that you can't conceive of criticism having any other purpose
than as a put-down.

"Oh, they're saying bad things about me. How dare they?"

The crybaby exit is on the left... I'm sure the CBR250 forum will be able to
trot out another chain of fantastically useful oh-man-that's-fucked's and
I-feel-for-you-bro's in the face of this additional trauma your poor
untested little ego's been exposed to.

Life's an unending sequence of steelcap-toed boots to the gut. I suggest you
develop some abs.
(see, that's more constructive criticism; lets you know what's wrong with
you, but also points to a way to fix it).

 

But remember whos got (at least all of the bits of) a _real_ Ducati
Monster in the shed

big (the z13 on the other hand...)

 

On 13/11/03 12:32 PM, in article

....ha and through the Firestorm onto the pile to go with the, er,
Firedribble.

Hammo

You wanna buy a Z13?

 

yeah, even bigger than leaving an uninsured un-chained babyblade on the
street in Erko, eh?

grow up...

big

 

"Yes sir. Since your house is already a pile of ash, we're happy
to cover it against burning any further. And we'll throw in theft
cover on any destroyed items for free ... although blowing away in
the wind isn't covered."

-----sharks

 

Bang on.

Adrian
CT-110

 

something like http://members.iinet.net.au/~msim/superbikes/imagepages/image71.htm ?
Mike.S

 

Dont be mistaken.

1) there's sarcasm here
2) you get a needling for anything they can get you for. Ask them about me and my efforts of redoing the Tappets on my old bike.
3) mistake or not im sure now that we've been told of this, some (hopefully the majority) of us would keep you in mind if we saw
the bike again. and hopefully mention it to you.
4) i've got my fingers crossed.

Mike.S

 

Oh yeah, http://funny.evilbunny.org/display.php?id=1690
;-)
Mike.S

 

Yes, but they'll be able to find out pretty easily what time his house burned
down, and by then they'll have debited his credit card with the premium, and
when he makes a claim, they'll give him lots of advice about the consequences
of making a fraudulent claim. They'll cancel his policy and he'll read his
policy wording and finds out that the premium he paid to insure his pile of
ash is non refundable.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R
'02 CBR1100XX