My son iain.

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My son iain.

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Who many of you have met, passed his bike test today First time :D :D :D
Im chuffed to bits for him :D :D :D
Cant believe how compicated it is to get a full bike license today :shock:
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Thats good Malc , good to see new bikers coming through !
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Nice one Iain. Thumbs Up
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My motto for street bike riding is:

every car or truck on the road, or parked, or on blocks, or behind a brick wall is only there for one reason.......to run you over and kill you. Treat all of them as if that is their purpose........
Brake hard, downshift, drop it in, drag a knee and gas it out.......
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Better get that Zed sorted out for him Malc!
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Congratulations and be safe, but have fun.
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well done Iain, remember when riding on a road always expect the unexpected
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Nice one Malc, and congratulations Iain.

I remember the day my son got his Learners and I gave him one of my KH125's to use. He went on to buy his own RGV250, which he still has, and vows never to sell.
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Well done Iain! - A chip off the old block!
Keep One wheel down . . . . .
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Congrats Iain. Thumbs Up
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Nice one iain. Now ask your dad for a go on his H2C. :)
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Madmax wrote:Nice one iain. Now ask your dad for a go on his H2C. :)
and then the H1R :wink:
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Nice one Iain. Time to get the old man on to giving the KZ900 a tidy up for you.
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