new p plater laws - 3 years if you're under 25

**FASN8U** · 05-05-2009 05:16 PM

before july , i think im fuked then cause u gota hold l's for 3 months . a big **** you to vicroads for screwing me over once again

**lo0se3r** · 05-05-2009 10:58 PM

not sure about melbourne but in syd its june

**Tu88y** · 11-05-2009 04:19 PM

a extra few years learning how to ride a bike isn't that bad

**Twincam16** · 11-05-2009 05:16 PM

Just buy an RVF... not only are they heaps quick for a learner, they are also well balanced bike for our roads...

**Tu88y** · 11-05-2009 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by Twincam16

Just buy an RVF... not only are they heaps quick for a learner, they are also well balanced bike for our roads...

Have you seen the prices people want for the RVF? I rather buy a 250 then spend the money on a RVF

**Twincam16** · 13-05-2009 11:05 PM

Originally Posted by Tu88y

Have you seen the prices people want for the RVF? I rather buy a 250 then spend the money on a RVF

...but ive got two in my garage which I bought for less than sumoto prices

If you compare it to say Sumoto who pretties them up and chucks on a set of new tyres, well fair enough they can ask whatever they want for them... private sales are a heap cheaper, if you can find one in good nik...

And dont buy private bikes in summer...

**FASN8U** · 14-05-2009 01:03 PM

dont buy prive bikes in summer , whys that out of curiosity?

**Twincam16** · 14-05-2009 01:47 PM

Well generally bikes are a nice weather/summer activity, in winter/rain you freeze your balls off.

So usually a lot of new riders go for a bike purchase towards end of the year, which co-incides with holiday periods as well... so you get a high volume of buyers going for the same bike and demand goes up a heap...

Buy around winter, sellers have less potential buyers and become desperate to sell