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Ide be up for a run as long as its not too long.. my wittle hands get so cold! Were ya thinking of meeting?

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You could go for the restricted liscence. this will allow you to ride up to 33BHP E.g. Ninja 250 or a restricted 600. Restricted 600 being the preferred/cheaper option. 1) Do CBT ( compulsary basic training) 2) Buy your leathers and helemt. 3) get a hold of a 125cc bike. eaither buy it cheap and sell it on for the same value or see about renting one. 4) look up youtube and the net for all the advise on Module 1 and module 2 tests. 5) Pass both exams with flying colours. 6) get yourself your Ninja 250 or even better a restricted 600 This is how i done it, the only thing i missed out was i had 2 lessons with an instructor before mod 1 and mod 2 respectivly. And even then i felt they were comfort lessons i didnt learn anything jsut had my mistakes highlighted and most of the time i knew when i had made them. All in all becuase you wont be paying for tution only the CBT and tests this is pretty cheap - if you dont lose money over the 125cc bike you passed on. Hope this makes sense

I have never owned nor would i want to own a scooter, From my experiance with a 125cc motorbike. You have no road presence and the majority of other road users will go out of there way to cut you up. I remember one incident were a car under-took (is that how you spell it? :s) me on the left on a 40 Mph road....yes i played a part in presenting the road space with bad lane positioning however the other driver had no remorse with performing a very dangerouse manouver. That set aside i have a high respect for scooter riders, on these dark,wet and cold nights i see more scooters than motorbikes and as such i always make sure to give them a friendly nod.