lol dream on kids im 47 on l plates av a dtx n ride like my arse is on fire n brake fookin late overtake everythin possible n a few that wasnt pmsl so dont go near derbyshire unless u wanna chase down a wrinkly wiv throttle to the stop been ridin since i was 14 yrs old thats 1974 too you lot so i tell ya ive clocked up some yrs n miles ! dare i say ive possibly kept the rite way up due to my time on road , see things b4 they appen kinda thing but in all that time ive had 1 bad off n walked away wiv 2 broke ribs from throwin bike down road (my choice) as alternative was go into side of a lorry that pulled out on me at a donut hmm lifes fun innit !! DONT LET EM KILL THE 2T Dave
-- Edited by hairdoo on Tuesday 27th of March 2012 08:12:20 PM
i must admit right now i wish i wasent 17 and a bit older so im paying half a grand insurance lol and so i can get served without haveing to say i left my id at home haha
i must admit right now i wish i wasent 17 and a bit older so im paying half a grand insurance lol and so i can get served without haveing to say i left my id at home haha
I only payed £300 for insurance on my DT last year. (17). And over the months its **** all really.
32 i dont feel so bad now reading theres a loada you proper old boys compared to me still ( get in lol)
As for the L plates there goin soon defo by the 7 month or ill have to retake a cbt. i had first proper lesson this morning the instuctor today said my bike riding an handling was beautifull top of the group iv just gotta kick some bad habits
i know that one you have to think real hard nowerdayz when sum1 asks your age. Ohh yeah dont get me wrong m8 the dtr's for life just a full licence i want the dt's stayin.even when the restrictions over im doin that restriced licence for 2 years thing. may get a gsxr or cbr for nippin long journey back to colchester to see my son an that
yeah its a lot easier to spend ur wad on bike tests etc wen ur young n not got wife kids mortgage etc n ontop of all that wages are ****ty but cost of livin n petrol is soarin up so im stayin as i am , gets me where i need to n i love my DT ! coast n back from derbyshire that'll do me if your young n readin this sod gettin married n kids do ur test first wish i had 30 yrs ago n wud av been a hell of a lot cheaper/easier than now Dave
Why i ride a DTsm at 40 with L plates with 2 fooked knees and when i have a car with leather heated seats,aircon disc changer and stuff ill never know.
Ive tried twice to sell up and enjoy my twilight years but when these bikes get in your blood you have to go with it.
My son has 4 years till 17 so i quess he may end up takin over.
oh forgot to mention,insurance £103 for a 2006 DTsm,,,,have it
-- Edited by carl13671 on Saturday 31st of March 2012 07:54:46 PM
my old man is 58, 59 the 9th of this month and rides a Yamaha WR 125 X on L plates, I keep trying to tell him to rid that slow ass piece of **** and get a DT, but he's one of those who are adamant that a 4stroke will always outlive a 2 stroke (even tho there are probably more classic 2-T's out and about from like 1970's - 1990 that what there are 4-T.) also, his insurance is £67.98 TPFT for a year... Mine on my DT at 24 is £87 TPFT (with a full licence) per year =D
