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  1. Aug 23, 2016, 02:34 PM #1091
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    My washer fluid light came on on Friday so, when I got to work yesterday, I asked the yard man to fill it up. The joy of a company car!
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Oh man that's so cool
    She certainly likes it...
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    Doesn't look quite so cool since I now have L plates on it, but you gotta start somewhere.
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    Very nice! Learner legal machines are getting nicer and nicer...!
    Casio: CA-53W-1ER, GW3000B-1A, GW-M5610U-1ER & GW7900-1ER
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    We had one of these some time ago. 125, but nowhere near learner legal!

    Our one was the same as this. Brilliant power to weight ratio, giant-killer handling and the best brakes on any bike I've ridden. Basically a race-ready 125 with lights.

    Massively unreliable!

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    Sounds Italian! Yeah - this is the best 125 on the market, along with its more racy brother the r125 (that shares a chassis and engine but is faired and less upright)

    The good news is that its the same price as a lightly used 600, so when I upgrade it won't cost me anything.
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post


    Doesn't look quite so cool since I now have L plates on it, but you gotta start somewhere.
    Be careful, man!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gnuyork View Post
    Be careful, man!
    Will do bro
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Will do bro
    Seriously. On my car forum, EVERY bike owner has been in an accident, some quite serious. Last one dumped his bike (just a couple of weeks after being hit by a car) and broke his hand and leg.
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    Bikes are dangerous - I know. So is smoking 😉
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