Hmm, what colour to have it in?

(chinny) (chinny) (chinny)

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ooo either winning red or pearl fadeless white.

They are a sexy bike (dribble)

 

I was thinking pearl fadeless white, I'm liking the wheels!

 

Yeh they make it stand out more.

I think Winning Red's the best option to save money but for that bit extra parl fadeless white is well worth it (y)

 

Everyone seems to buy CBR's in either winning red or the Repsol colours though.

 

They all probably go for Winning Red because it's a bit cheaper. Pearl Fadeless White is definately the nicest though. I'd love to see one on the road.

 

Well, let's hope I can make that come true for both of us

 

I like the black one.

 

Me too, but black scratches very easily!

 

Pearl Fadeless White it is then.

 

I like the

black or red and black.

 

Really! I've had 3 Blackbirds and never scratched one..

Mind you, then again we are talking about you. ff

 

RE: I like the

Good choice on the black Laura, you have taste girl (Y)

 

Exactly, it's me

 

Neither...

Grow up, take responsibility for your life and stop riding dangerous motorbikes! Motorcycling is like shooting heroin... you're playing with fire. It shows a complete lack of respect for life. If I was prime minister, I'd ban them from British roads.

I suspect this post won't be popular!

 

You're right...

It won't be popular amongst a few of us

Care to elaborate on your comments? Being a biker is **** all like being a heroin addict, I can assure you of that.

 

RE: Neither...

Fooking (clown)

 

I know!

I've seen that there are quite a few bikers on here. The post was semi-cheeky, of course and said the the style of a concerned lecturing gran. You can do what you please, I'm no agent for the safety police. We're told what we can and can't do enough as it is. I do believe in what I say though. There's no arguing that motorbiking isn't a dangerous pastime. I have several friends that have landed themselves in hospital through coming off. The lucky ones ended up with hardware in them, the unlucky one can't walk. My dad's scraped plenty off the road in his time. And there's no arguing that you're a safe rider either because you're still difficult to see and are likely to be knocked when it's not your fault. I'm sure you are aware of all this. If not then you really would be an unsafe rider. It all seems like an unnecessary risk to me. I can well imagine that biking is hugely enjoyable and gives a great feeling of speed and freedom. It's interesting that some folk succumb to that and others decide to be sensible. I know the heroin analogy was hugely flippant but doing something so dangerous it could be fatal or life changing for an immediate thrill, well...

 

It can be dangerous, yes

And it can be very exhilerating.

But, if you went out all the time and thought, "this is dangerous, I could die" you wouldn't exactly enjoy it!

 

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