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ashneel Grand Master

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You will all be back!

lol so true sold my 33 in feb driving a little shitter around and wasnt planning on getting another one but now im in the market again lol

even though fuel prices are high you can keep the cost low by watching how you drive and where you drive. plannin on getting a line and just a scooter for work trips lol or a small CC bike.

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hahah nothing makes me laugh more when I see a guy in a business shirt and tie riding the automotive equivelent of a fat chick :)

And they are worse then the tossers that ride bikes cos they are cheap. I'd love to see some douche fall of his scooter in his business suit at 60 km/h

ashneel Grand Master

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hahah nothing makes me laugh more when I see a guy in a business shirt and tie riding the automotive equivelent of a fat chick :)

hahahahahahahahaha true but for a 15 min dialy trip to work costing me shit all id be ok with it lol

but id prob end up getting a bike.

D_I_F Grand Master

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pfft... sif own a car anymore

get a bike mang

No rego on mine at the moment :P

That sh|t's too risky... too many wankers on the road who don't watch where they are going...

*cough* soft..

i selling my line soon as well

then im going to buy a turbo one :P

Turbos are for homos like Ivy

I hate the fact that people ride bikes now cos it's cheaper.

You're not really into it. Or even have a passion for it.

Funny that... Both Abo bob and myself own both bikes and cars.. we are both part of car clubs and bike clubs..

Yes they are cheaper to run.. Just because they are doesn't mean we don't have a passion for them.

GSXR600 for small trips :(

CBR600RR :(

And they are worse then the tossers that ride bikes cos they are cheap. I'd love to see some douche fall of his scooter in his business suit at 60 km/h

Haha I hate them! I would like to push them off their fag scooters just to see how much it would hurt without wearing all the gear.

I hate people who go squid as well.. Even in the summer I will still wear all my gear.

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