Please give praise...She's past!!!
Please give praise...She's past!!!
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makatya

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341 posts

229 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Hi all.
Please give praise to my good lady for passing her bike test.
The first time she has ever been on a bike was 3 months ago. She has worked so hard for it and past first time today!
As soon as she passed her test today at 11.30am she was back home and jumped on my ZRX1100 with me following on the Harley. She did absolutely fine. Full of confidence but not over confident. Doing all the right things at the right time. Thanks to Bikewise in Stafford for teaching Ruth to be safe, confident and steadfast.
I am so chuffed and should send a message out to anyone that thinks they could never do it because you can.

Thanks.

Mark bow

Steve11

522 posts

266 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Well Done Mrs Green thumbup

RemaL

25,071 posts

255 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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congrats

Biker's Nemesis

40,893 posts

229 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Congratulations. beer

That'll be the ZRX going missing every time you're out. biggrin

John.

makatya

Original Poster:

341 posts

229 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Biker's Nemesis said:
That'll be the ZRX going missing every time you're out. biggrin
John.
Not kidding! The bike keys are now next to her handbag! eek

Thanks ever so much, you guys have put an even bigger smile on Ruth's face. Ear to Ear stuff! cloud9

makatya

Original Poster:

341 posts

229 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Steve11 said:
Well Done Mrs Green thumbup
Thanks Steve. PS we have a Tuscan too so big respect to you being a TVR owner. You can see ours on the Chateau run 07 thread in events on pistonheads.

catso

15,679 posts

288 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Well done thumbup

Blue Burner

106 posts

243 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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Hey Catso, nice Duke. My lady wants one when she gets upto spped with the ZRX. Respec!

Blue Burner

106 posts

243 months

Wednesday 27th June 2007
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RemaL said:
congrats
Must ask RemaL, is that a spaceman being a passanger in your car pic? confused

Chilli

17,320 posts

257 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Well done that Lady. Happy biking, and keep it safe!

Cheers.

Wyvern971

1,507 posts

229 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Congrats, just passed myself, is a nice feeling isn't it smile

Steve_T

6,356 posts

293 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Congrats to her. thumbup

Side question to you if I may, what's the ZRX like to ride - I quite fancy a 1200S one day.

Steve.

Steve11

522 posts

266 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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makatya said:
Steve11 said:
Well Done Mrs Green thumbup
Thanks Steve. PS we have a Tuscan too so big respect to you being a TVR owner. You can see ours on the Chateau run 07 thread in events on pistonheads.
Fantastic, great to see a TVR mixing it with the lambos and Fezzers...

VerySideways

10,263 posts

293 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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clap Nice work!

virgil

1,557 posts

245 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Very well done.

TVRs and bikes are a great combo smile

makatya

Original Poster:

341 posts

229 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Steve_T said:
Side question to you if I may, what's the ZRX like to ride - I quite fancy a 1200S one day.
Steve.
Hi Steve.
To be honest I can't fault the ZRX1100. I asked a sales guy at a bike shop who had a 1200 what the difference was. He said nothing apart from the 1200 had a bit more torque.
The 1100 is a dream. You can do flips around cars when overtaking like a smaller bike with ease which a lot of drop bars can't do. The breaks are bang on (I did upgrade the pads which stopped the common fault of squealing when breaking at lights etc)
The handling is easy. It can potter around town or lay flat at 125mph round a bend. (on the track of course!)

I have read reports about people complaining about the hard saddle but I have never had a problem with it to be honest.

If you like the retro style of them then you wont be disappointed with the ride. Always come home with a smile on my face.

Hope this helps and thanks for the congrats to my Lady.

Mark

F.M

5,816 posts

241 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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Never drop the lifesaver look over the shoulders when manauvering when needed.....but I`m sure she knows that.....happy biking..thumbup

Steve_T

6,356 posts

293 months

Friday 29th June 2007
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makatya said:
Steve_T said:
Side question to you if I may, what's the ZRX like to ride - I quite fancy a 1200S one day.
Steve.
Hi Steve.
To be honest I can't fault the ZRX1100. I asked a sales guy at a bike shop who had a 1200 what the difference was. He said nothing apart from the 1200 had a bit more torque.
The 1100 is a dream. You can do flips around cars when overtaking like a smaller bike with ease which a lot of drop bars can't do. The breaks are bang on (I did upgrade the pads which stopped the common fault of squealing when breaking at lights etc)
The handling is easy. It can potter around town or lay flat at 125mph round a bend. (on the track of course!)

I have read reports about people complaining about the hard saddle but I have never had a problem with it to be honest.

If you like the retro style of them then you wont be disappointed with the ride. Always come home with a smile on my face.

Hope this helps and thanks for the congrats to my Lady.

Mark
Damn, I knew you'd say that. hehe Looks like it's now firmly on the list of future purchases.