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Ive flown in qantas a380 an there was an Aussie power point but that was in business class

See how subtle I was? :P

I fly business class basically every time I fly QANTAS (my Mum works for them.)

See how subtle I was? :P

The RWC on my Pulsar cost $1,100, only sold the car for $6,000. Bit of a kick in the teeth. Now had they fixed everything it would have been so much more. Never realised how many stupid things count as roadworthy items these days.

It's a Fkn scam mechanics can do whatever they want sure they have guidelines but they are so open to interpretation it's a joke only vicroads should be allowed to do the inspection not some crook who wants to weasel $$$ out of ya

I'm sure a car rolls in for a rwc and they just rub there hands together for easy money

the notorious XX

if ya don't know, now ya know

Super nintendo, sega genesis, when I was dead broke man I couldn't picture this, 50 inch screen money green leather sofa, got 2 rides, a limousine with a chauffeur

You can't feel the heat until you hold your hand over the flame

You have to cross the line just to remember where it lays

You won't know your worth now, son, until you take a hit

And you won't find the beat until you lose yourself in it

Yeah birds cruised around the streets near my house til I got used to it then rode to my parents and girlfriends (subtle) house.

Don't know what I look like on it but it doesn't feel small so it's good.

Slow to anyone with a 'real' bike but feels fast to me, was in 6th gear doing 80, opened it up without gearing down and it had no trouble going past 100.

Don't know what I look like on it but it doesn't feel small so it's good.

Just... Try not to ride the tank, sit halfway back on the seat. This way you are better positioned for anything control related, it also looks better.

Did some laps up my street didn't wanna go far without a helmet

Feels good! Look forward to cruising on freeways bet that shit's scary lol

Dunno wether to remove all the stickers off the bike or not, think they might be factory fitted, saw a couple other zixxers with exactly same stickers on

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