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Anyone near Rochester who can help me take a road test?
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I have my permit, and a years worth of driving experience in Korea plus year of dirt bike riding as a child. I am confident i will pass, but i do need to borrow or rent a bike for the test and also borrow or rent a buddy to take me to the test cite and follow in my car with the test person.
I know it is a lot to ask, so i am willing to compensate anyone willing to help me out with anything from a case of beer or cash, i am willing to pay up to $100.
I would prefer a bike 750 or less, mechanically it doesn't really matter so long as it goes and stops...i have driven some pretty shaky rides. I will not put your bike down, but if i do i will pay for the repairs. Also if i could get an hour of riding time on the bike before the test i would be happy (to get used to the blinkers and so on).
Thanks for listening to me, and please let me know if you can help me out.
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i rode to work today and froze my ass off.
shoot me a pm and i'm sure i can hook you up with a 650.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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it's getting to damm cold to ride here now!
i rode to work today and froze my ass off.
shoot me a pm and i'm sure i can hook you up with a 650.
Good MAN Steve, the helpfullness of people on this sight never stops.
Good luck with the road test Hardrock.
Ride safe.
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I really need to get my licenses before going back to Korea. Travel there is either slow (subways/buses) or expensive (taxis) but with a bike you can travel quick and easily (so long as you are very ready to weave and dodge!!).
With a standard drivers licenses you can drive a bike up to 125cc. I posted a pic of my little yellow toy from last year. This year i really want at least a 250cc twin, if not a Honda 400cc inline 4 or a 650 Korean made v-twin. But to drive one of those (legally) i need a licenses.
That why i am willing to drive in the bitter cold if need be; so long as someone will lend me a bike and some of their time.
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you might have to ride it there for him since i'm sure i will have to work. knowing my luck, it will not be on my day off.
btw, hardrock lives in marion,ny.
( just so everybody knows, he is even closer to jeff then kawtoy and I.
he lives in jeff's hometown!
btw shane, you need to update your sig line. your one of us now :evil:
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someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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Not only that but I graduated with one of his children go figure.
Jeff and his family/employees have always been amazing even though i would just stop by at random times (and remember Z1E was out of his home before they moved to the new shop...)
However every time i stop by and see shelves and shelves of parts i often find things i never knew i needed... this can be hard on the credit card.
Oh yeah, i almost forgot... This site is amazing, the people here have been so helpful on both my project and in every other way. Thank you all!! And a big thanks to Stine for fanning the flames of addiction...
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If you and Kawasakiman want to come out my way you can take a look at my project bike (she is not pretty, and still has a lot of issues to work out, but i will buy the beer as long as you want to want to hang.
Either way is fine by me! Just let me know soon so i can set up a road test. Its gonna be cold, but sooo worth it!
Thanks again guys!
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bikes?
kzr guys?
wish this was at the begining of summer instead of the ass end of it.
"He just doesn't want to admit that he moved from Clarksville TN to Upstate NY "
kodaktown will get you.
you will be assimilated.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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