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cheers for all your comments.
i guess the only real way is to get her to sit on mentioned machines and see how she feels.
problem with a dt125r would be.....................me ;D i grew up riding them and they slowy grew into a obbsession.
jacde......ive seen the thread on them boots they do sound like a good piece of kit.
She's welcome to have a sit on my old CG too if you are ever over this way - although I imagine you will probably be looking for something newer so that may not be much help ;D
I've got an Aprilia Classic 125,(google it!!) It's a 125 water cooled 2 stroke cruiser, same engine(rotax 122) as the rs 125 but slightly detuned.
very low seat height, like riding your favourite armchair, I've had it 4 years, use it every day, never let me down!!
perfect for the short of leg!!! ;D ;D
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Originally Posted by python
I can vouch for toph bike it would be ideal for a learner first bike [smiley=thumbsup.gif] [smiley=thumbsup.gif]
CG125.... one word, indestructable!!!
Will do 70 on a good day, and take any amount of punisment.
Ask Mark..... :D
There's a reason why pretty much every riding school the world over uses them for training learners on!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon_W
Yep... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon_W
Toph's bike looks to be a good 'un though. Could be ideal for a shorty... :)
I learnt on a Yamaha SR125. It was ****. Open the throttle too quick and it would stall, and the rear suspension may as well have not been there. Avoid!
I beg to differ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon_W
Actually to be fair to the little thing, it has taken a fair amount of punishment from me with only minor niggles ;D
I beg to differ....Quote:
Originally Posted by lunalupi
Actually to be fair to the little thing, it has taken a fair amount of punishment from me with only minor niggles ;D[/quote]
Ok MOSTLY indestructable.... ;D
Odd you had troubles with your SR Nooj? A mate has one and loves it.... must be very inconsistant in the build...