Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 2:40 pmHey everyone, bought a ninja 2008 250r the other day, going for the learners test next week. Im in lane cove in sydney and wanted to say HI to all members 
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Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 2:40 pmRe: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 2:56 pmHowdy and welcome
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Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 5:23 pmWelcome to KSRC
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Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 5:38 pmhey reedy, your jusrt next suburb along from me, north ryde... i hope you enjoy the new ride and if you want escort up to the old road one sunday just let me know and i'll see if im going!! welcome mate... i had one of those bikes and they are a blast!!!
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Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 6:07 pmHey Guys thanks for the good words.
Six yeah sure mate im keen as mustard, got this puppy sitting down stairs and i can't ride it (i've been sitting on it and pretending, i'm not gonna lie
). Bloody st ives have the rider train/test next avail on the 23 of november....The closest one available is in tuggerah next wednesday, looks like i'll be driving up there for it.
I've been reading some posts about riding gear, i really have no idea, is there some giant shop I can go and buy all the gear? I think I need at least jacket and gloves for the pre learner 2 days ?
Where abouts and what is the old road
Six yeah sure mate im keen as mustard, got this puppy sitting down stairs and i can't ride it (i've been sitting on it and pretending, i'm not gonna lie
). Bloody st ives have the rider train/test next avail on the 23 of november....The closest one available is in tuggerah next wednesday, looks like i'll be driving up there for it.I've been reading some posts about riding gear, i really have no idea, is there some giant shop I can go and buy all the gear? I think I need at least jacket and gloves for the pre learner 2 days ?
Where abouts and what is the old road
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 1:09 pmHi Reedy and welcome! 
No need to take gear to the pre-learners. You need long pants and long sleeve shirt and enclosed footware. They'll supply helmet and gloves and you probably won't go over 20km/hr.
But, seeing as tho you can be on the road as soon as you take that little green certificate to the RTA you may as well get yourself your gear so you're safe from the start, and once you get your ls you'll just wanna ride no matter what gear you have.
So, best to get at least
Helmet
Leather gloves
Jacket (keep in mind summer's coming and hot=distraction which you don't need while learning)
Draggins or eqiivalent (but more protection=better, including leather pants, textile pants etc with armour, or some motorcross armour under jeans)
Boots
If that's adding up to too much $$$ I'd say Helmet - Gloves - Jacket - Boots - Motorcross Knee Protection - Protective Pants is a reasonable order to purchase in.
Enjoy pre-learners mate, and once you're on the road practice practice practice practice EVERYTHING they teach you it's a strong foundation!!
No need to take gear to the pre-learners. You need long pants and long sleeve shirt and enclosed footware. They'll supply helmet and gloves and you probably won't go over 20km/hr.
But, seeing as tho you can be on the road as soon as you take that little green certificate to the RTA you may as well get yourself your gear so you're safe from the start, and once you get your ls you'll just wanna ride no matter what gear you have.
So, best to get at least
Helmet
Leather gloves
Jacket (keep in mind summer's coming and hot=distraction which you don't need while learning)
Draggins or eqiivalent (but more protection=better, including leather pants, textile pants etc with armour, or some motorcross armour under jeans)
Boots
If that's adding up to too much $$$ I'd say Helmet - Gloves - Jacket - Boots - Motorcross Knee Protection - Protective Pants is a reasonable order to purchase in.
Enjoy pre-learners mate, and once you're on the road practice practice practice practice EVERYTHING they teach you it's a strong foundation!!
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 6:40 pmWelcome
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Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 6:58 pmWelcome aboard
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 7:07 pmG'Day and welcome
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Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 10:59 amWelcome man... Good purchase... They're good fun!
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 5:19 pmwelcome
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 6:14 pmHi and Welcome to the Club
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 3:06 pmCool thanks for the welcomes everyone
Went to the bike shop today, bloke reckons large shark helmet $300-350, Ixon textile jacket $320, alpine gloves $180 and some bone dry boots for $180
Motor cross armour under jeans for about $25.00
Any opinions if thats that decent gear worth while purchasing
Went to the bike shop today, bloke reckons large shark helmet $300-350, Ixon textile jacket $320, alpine gloves $180 and some bone dry boots for $180
Motor cross armour under jeans for about $25.00
Any opinions if thats that decent gear worth while purchasing
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:35 pmwelcome to ksrc.
Re: Ninja 250 New Member
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:30 amWelcome aboard and happy travels.
P.s. another (blindingly obvious) hint is that you don't bring your bike along to the pre-learners. I've never heard of it happening, but as the saying goes there's always a first time for everything!
P.s. another (blindingly obvious) hint is that you don't bring your bike along to the pre-learners. I've never heard of it happening, but as the saying goes there's always a first time for everything!