New girl from Leamington!!

[alicia]

Welcome to the forum

If you like to talk bikes you're in the right place :woohoo:

Nice CBR - not all of us on here are on knobblies yet!

I reckon I am in the right place. I had loads to do tonight, except I can't get off this site! And i'm glad i'm not the only one who likes CBRs. It suits me for the moment, but I definitely want to try out some knobblies one day.

[Lancastermick]

Welcome to the forum mate!

It's not about the bike you have...it's about the adventures you have on it!

So any big ride plans looming?

Safe riding, see you around!

[LargeWayRound]

Hi Alicia

Welcome along to the Forum / Site .

Cheers from Aberdeen

LWR

[numptyspence]

Welcome to the site. Its a nice bunch of folk on here

Whether on or off road just enjoy the bike B)

[alicia]

Welcome to the site. Its a lot more fun getting dirty!

Yeah I reckon you could be right! Although I know my track record for being fearless and causing myself damage...I had a fight with a log at Cannock Chase a couple of weeks ago - I lost :pinch: but at least I'm learning how to fall off (even though it was just a mountain bike!)

[gs-ell]

welcome along

Remember, you don't need to go fast to get your knee down............BUT it adds to the fun!

[GB]

Welcome, this is a really good forum to be involved in just the right amount of info and banter.
Advice for a new rider from an old rider, get yourself booked onto a trackday with your CBR. You will enjoy yourself immensely, and learn so much about what your bike is capable of,also if you want to scuff your sliders the track is the safest place to do it.
I done my first off road riding four weeks a go after 30 years of road riding and loved it, there is so much to motorcycling, thats why if you are careful and with a little bit of luck it can be your companion for a lifetime.

Enjoy riding

[Adrian]

Hi Alicia, welcome to the site.
Look out for the magazine too, it's an adventurers dream manual

Ade

[Lancastermick]

Welcome, this is a really good forum to be involved in just the right amount of info and banter.
Advice for a new rider from an old rider, get yourself booked onto a trackday with your CBR. You will enjoy yourself immensely, and learn so much about what your bike is capable of,also if you want to scuff your sliders the track is the safest place to do it.
I done my first off road riding four weeks a go after 30 years of road riding and loved it, there is so much to motorcycling, thats why if you are careful and with a little bit of luck it can be your companion for a LONG lifetime.

Enjoy riding

...+1 to that mate!

[mark1150]

Hi and welcome to the site.
Nothing to add that hasn't already been said.







Hang on yes there is..... We do like a pic on here.