The Picture on the Yahoo Home page has been added due to pressure
from some of the girls.

From one of our female members:

"Dear Mr Turner......

May I just stress that if this particular photo is NOT put on the
website in all fairness to last weeks photo then I am afraid some
members may have to form their own club and we will call it ' Riders
who think BA sucks!!!!!'

Come on, fair is fair....... isnt supposed to be the Sydney 'singles
motorcycle club???????? I am sure I can get all my hot friends to
sign up if they see the new home page!

Over and out...... and hopefully still a member of BA come Monday."

"michael sim \(yah00\)" <msim1238@y...> wrote:
> Oh dear ignore me, i thought you were going to try and IMPORT a
bike from india directly
>
> *note to self*
> never post to a thread that ma require a bit of thinking if I just
came off nightshift!!

ah, that explains it. Was trying to understand where ADR came into
the picture! lol

Its all good.

Cheers.

Kieran (10R).

Or even beter, throw it onto the back of a Ute and cruise down the freeway
with it. They should have a roll of film full of powerpoles recorded at
110kph.

James.

-----Original Message-----
From: Gixxer Jusm [mailto:gixxerjusm@...]
Sent: Friday, 4 February 2005 10:09 AM
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Re: Old Road



why doesnt someone go find the bin and steal the
camera and lidar or whatever out of it...
if its locked just wheel it into the bushes and throw
it down a hill or off a cliff... :)

why doesnt someone go find the bin and steal the
camera and lidar or whatever out of it...
if its locked just wheel it into the bushes and throw
it down a hill or off a cliff... :)

Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
http://au.movies.yahoo.com

I have a whole mess a rottin' catfish guts'n'gizzards a lookin' for
a new home.

I feel a road trip comin on.

yeehaaaa!


--- In bikers_anon@..., Richard Sawkins
<richard.sawkins@g...> wrote:
> Guys and Girls,
>
> This may be old news to some of you but just in case you don't
already know....
>
> If you are ever on the old road up near Mt White, especially the
part
> that used to be two lanes in each direction, watch out for a wheely
> bin.
>
> I've seen it a few times and thought it odd as there are no houses
> around. I found out today it is the police's stealth toy and
contains
> a camera (and I assume radar or similar speed detector).....
>
> Cheers
> Rich

Sorry guys, forgot to add the crucial bit... I'm asking $4200 for the
bike.

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

BA Annual General Meeting 2005

Date: Thursday, February 17, 2005
Time: 7:30PM EST (GMT+11:00)

Dear financial members;

Our 2005 Annual General Meeting is scheduled to be held as
follows;

Thursday 17th February 2005 commencing at 7-30 PM

Woolwich Pier Hotel, 2 Gale Street, Woolwich.

All welcome

Kind regards
Bikers Anon Committee

BA are meeting 9am  for 9:30 departure on Saturday Febrooaree 5th at the
Berowra Mobil, heading North. Stop at Wollombi for morning tea...

-----Original Message-----
From: Andreas Ueffing [mailto:ueffings_ihrer@...]


Hey guys and girls,

i want to go for a ride up the old road ( hope its not to bad with
the resurefacing ) and then to Wisemann Ferry.

On Saturday the 5th of Februar.

Meet at the Spacestation ( shell on Epping rd , Lane cove )

9.00 am for 9.30 leave, next stop Berowra about 10 am

everybody who knows me , will know it will be an easy ride ( at
least most of the time ) . So thats means everybody is welcome (
L - P Plater , Pilloins etc. )

Just to have fun with nice people. come along.

C u there

Andreas
the german guy with the now scratched ZZrR 1100




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Hey guys and girls,

i want to go for a ride up the old road ( hope its not to bad with
the resurefacing ) and then to Wisemann Ferry.

On Saturday the 5th of Februar.

Meet at the Spacestation ( shell on Epping rd , Lane cove )

9.00 am for 9.30 leave, next stop Berowra about 10 am

everybody who knows me , will know it will be an easy ride ( at
least most of the time ) . So thats means everybody is welcome (
L - P Plater , Pilloins etc. )

Just to have fun with nice people. come along.

C u there

Andreas
the german guy with the now scratched ZZrR 1100

This is the AGM for BA.

"Come along and vote out the deadwood"

ChR1sT

-----Original Message-----
From: doug2003r1 [mailto:douglas_brazil@...]


Is there one on the 17th as well or is this a misprint on the
bikkeranon site?

Date: Thursday, February 17, 2005
Time: 7:30pm
Where : Woolwich Pier Hotel, 2 Gale Street, Woolwich.

Dogarse




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Guys and Girls,

This may be old news to some of you but just in case you don't already know....

If you are ever on the old road up near Mt White, especially the part
that used to be two lanes in each direction, watch out for a wheely
bin.

I've seen it a few times and thought it odd as there are no houses
around. I found out today it is the police's stealth toy and contains
a camera (and I assume radar or similar speed detector).....

Cheers
Rich

Is there one on the 17th as well or is this a misprint on the
bikkeranon site?

Date: Thursday, February 17, 2005
Time: 7:30pm
Where : Woolwich Pier Hotel, 2 Gale Street, Woolwich.

Dogarse


--- In bikers_anon@...,
bikers_anon@... wrote:
>
> We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.
>
> Woolwich Pier Hotel Thursday 03/02/04
>
> Date: Thursday, February 3, 2005
> Time: 7:00PM EST (GMT+11:00)
>
> Come along to our very popular monthly social dinner at the NEW
> VENUE for 2005, the fantastic Woolwich Pier Hotel, 2 Gale
> Street, Woolwich. Fabulous views, great food, lots of on street
> parking and all at reasonable prices. From 7.00 pm, bus and
> ferry at the pub door, see you there.

do u think that's enough? or should we also attach xmas lights on
them? :-) hahahahhaaha


On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 13:27:21 +1100, James Murray <j.m@...> wrote:
> mmmmm - Hot Pink Leathers! Yum!
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: tash [mailto:ashatan@...]
> Sent: Thursday, 3 February 2005 12:27 PM
> To: Bia
> Cc: bikers_anon@...
> Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Maniacs on the road!
>
> Well, I have been bike commuting all year now (phew, such a long time
> I know). This morning was the worst experience I have had so far.
> I've had to use the horn quite a few times, stoopid people deciding to
> change lanes while I am pulling even with their eyeballs on a very
> noisy bike... ??? Perhaps I need to invest in hot pink and yellow
> leathers or something for improved visibility...
>
> I also noticed heaps more traffic this morning, perhaps due to
> yesterday's storm? So I had to lane split a hell of a lot more than I
> would be comfortable with (in stopped traffic of course, I don't have
> a deathwish just yet)... and I noticed heaps more people doing dopey
> things in their cars like you describe...
>
> But yeah, I agree that it beats train-ing any day! I think I'm
> definitely addicted... even pulled on my wets yesterday even though I
> had heard the reports of afternoon thunderstorms... oh well thinks me,
> will just get home when it blows over ;-)
>
> Cheers, Tash
>
> On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 23:52:57 -0000, Bia <Bia.Resmini@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> >         Is it full moon? I didn't see the moon!
> >
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email with subject "unsubscribe"
> to: bikers_anon-unsubscribe@...
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>


--
Bia

mmmmm - Hot Pink Leathers! Yum!


-----Original Message-----
From: tash [mailto:ashatan@...]
Sent: Thursday, 3 February 2005 12:27 PM
To: Bia
Cc: bikers_anon@...
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Maniacs on the road!



Well, I have been bike commuting all year now (phew, such a long time
I know). This morning was the worst experience I have had so far.
I've had to use the horn quite a few times, stoopid people deciding to
change lanes while I am pulling even with their eyeballs on a very
noisy bike... ??? Perhaps I need to invest in hot pink and yellow
leathers or something for improved visibility...

I also noticed heaps more traffic this morning, perhaps due to
yesterday's storm? So I had to lane split a hell of a lot more than I
would be comfortable with (in stopped traffic of course, I don't have
a deathwish just yet)... and I noticed heaps more people doing dopey
things in their cars like you describe...

But yeah, I agree that it beats train-ing any day! I think I'm
definitely addicted... even pulled on my wets yesterday even though I
had heard the reports of afternoon thunderstorms... oh well thinks me,
will just get home when it blows over ;-)

Cheers, Tash


On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 23:52:57 -0000, Bia <Bia.Resmini@...> wrote:
>
>
>         Is it full moon? I didn't see the moon!
>


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Oh dear ignore me, i thought you were going to try and IMPORT a bike from india
directly

*note to self*
never post to a thread that ma require a bit of thinking if I just came off
nightshift!!


On 03/02/2005 8:47:15 AM, michael sim (yah00) (msim1238@...) wrote:
> Don't forget that there is ADR compliance, which can only be gotten from an
importer
> before it gets out of the dockyard. oh yeah, and you can't
> really just roll up and say
> "i gots me a bike, givvus an adr plate bud",
> you'll be laughed outta the yard (well from
> impressions i've recieved)
>
> However i *HAVE* been wrong before.
> Hiring is definately the way to go too.
>
> Mike


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Well, I have been bike commuting all year now (phew, such a long time
I know). This morning was the worst experience I have had so far.
I've had to use the horn quite a few times, stoopid people deciding to
change lanes while I am pulling even with their eyeballs on a very
noisy bike... ??? Perhaps I need to invest in hot pink and yellow
leathers or something for improved visibility...

I also noticed heaps more traffic this morning, perhaps due to
yesterday's storm? So I had to lane split a hell of a lot more than I
would be comfortable with (in stopped traffic of course, I don't have
a deathwish just yet)... and I noticed heaps more people doing dopey
things in their cars like you describe...

But yeah, I agree that it beats train-ing any day! I think I'm
definitely addicted... even pulled on my wets yesterday even though I
had heard the reports of afternoon thunderstorms... oh well thinks me,
will just get home when it blows over ;-)

Cheers, Tash


On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 23:52:57 -0000, Bia <Bia.Resmini@...> wrote:
>
>
>         Is it full moon? I didn't see the moon!
>

Booked for this w/e are:

Dive/Snorkel    Name

d   ChR1sT
d   R1_Joy
d   Kiwi_Will
s   Bia
d   ThunderAceShannon
s   WheelieTeezN_Kinna
d   Louise_GS500
d   Scuba_Kiwi
d   Prez
d   Hank
d   Phlower_bouy
s   R0.25_Peggy
d   Dog-Arse
d   ZX10_Al


     What:
A weekend away with your favourite bike club. We will meet up on
Saturday morning and ride to Foster Via Wollombi. Saturday arvo we will
arrive at Foster drop of our bags and go to the beach. Then off to the dive
shop and sort out the hire gear, ready for the next day. Dinner has been
organised by Nick in a local restaurant. On Sunday morning we'll head off
for a boat dive or two. After the dive we'll have some lunch then head back
to Sydney, stopping at Mt White.

    When:
February 5th and 6th

    Where:
We will meet at the Berowra Mobil at 9am for a 9:30 departure.
Otherwise see you up at Forster.

    How much:
Plan on $120 including Accom, Dive and Dinner.

    Bookings:
Now Full. Though there is always room for ppl who wish to ride with us on
Sat or Sun.

       Here is some poop on FDC:
       http://www.forsterdivecentre.com.au/

       ChR1sT
       0427-200-310



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Hello harry,

I used to live in India (spent 8 years growing up there) in the city
of Bangalore. I have a couple of bikes there, a Yamaha (which we
worked the crap out of) and an Enfield 350cc. Thing was when I went
back for a holiday last july, they scared me!! I took them for a
ride and had never felt so nervous on a motorbike before. The bikes
here have spoilt me, from braking, to lean angles and so on.

I still have a lot of friends in India and wanted to take the 10R on
a trip with me. I've check it out and I dont have any duties to pay
since I will be bringing the bike back to Sydney. Only have to pay
them if the vehical stays in the country.

I'm still checking out a couple of things before I go (biggest issue
is where to buy fuel since they only sell 93 octane at the pump) and
once I figure that one out, I'll send you an email.

Thanks for the replies.

Regards,

Kieran (10R)

From: Rick Morse [mailto:Rickmorse1@...]

Hi Chris,

Happy New Year to you. Have just moved to Rockhampton in "beautiful one day
perfect the next" QLD.

Although I haven't been on any rides for the past forever I am still pleased
to read the emails that continually find their way to this electronic device
and I will expect to automatically renew my membership when it falls due.

Purchased a house and will be happy if anyone coming up this way may be in
need of a riding guide or a head resting place or a refreshment companion.

You might let other members of BA know that they will only need to email me
to let me know they are coming my way.

regards

Rick Morse
The VN 1500 "Kid"


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Is it full moon? I didn't see the moon!

Had a quite 'entretaining' trip to the city this morning.

It all started when I glanced my eyes on this car next to me and I
noticed that the driver was brushing her hair WHILE driving. (".) The
one in front of me was eating and drinking... hummm breaky time eh?

Decided to get away... I couldn't let myself behind such
distraction... nah! No way!

Off I went (Lane splitting??? Who???) to my surprise one driver after
another were either shaving, or eating or brushing their hairs...
Gosh this must be a new fashion or something!

Ladies weren't that bad as putting on make up is better done at the
traffic lights (hummm maybe that is why cars take so long to take off
on green lights!!!)

I decided to take a different route and got on the back streets... I
could not spend all my 10 dollars worth of attention on what others
were doing.... all was going fine until I had to get back to the busy
streets to enter Anzac Bridge and I found the "cager of the year":
The bloke behind me was BRUSHING HIS TEETH """while driving""""
towards Anzac Bridge! ***God Almighty pls wake me up!*** I wonder
where the foam in his mouth ended up!!!???? YUCKS!!!

It seemed like all cagers decided to get on the car, start driving
and then have breakfast, then brush their teeth, then brush hair,
then shave, then get changed?????

    ~ uh la la la... they are going crazy... Uh la la la... ~

On Anzac Bridge I saw at least 3 vehicles cutting off other cars,
changing lanes rapidly and without indicating... (maybe their hands
were busy on their morning shores!!!) my left thumb was milimiters
away from the horns... I would have touse it at any minute... I wish
I had 'very' loud air horns instead of my neeeeat horns!!!

Adding more 'fun' to commuting, since the renovations on Anzac bridge
exit towards the city (on Bathurst St) some dumb arse engineer
miscaculated the schedulle of traffic lights making a total mess of
the normal traffic flow on that area and a life of hell for those
exiting Anzac brige on Bathurst St.

We have to wait a ridiculous long time there because only one vehicle
is being able to get off on green lights at the time (".)

On Pitt street as usual there is always a buss or two or three parked
right on the middle of the road near Liverpool street holding up
traffic and making lane splitting unavoidable!

Passing all the madness I arrived on my destination where I usually
catch up with other riders parking their bikes and there came this L
plater kid on a scooter with a big smile on his face, it brought up
on me that awesome feeling only riders know of how great motorcycling
is, and this bightened my day.

"What a journey!!!!" :-)

Have a great day and keep smilling

Bia

Maybe I'm being unduly negative here, but my guess is it will probably
be overturned, like the case where the guy broke his spine diving into
shallow surf got his payout revoked, as well as that whole Jannali
shopkeeper/break in shebang... I thought Carr's tightening up of these
laws in NSW meant these things are not as water tight as they once
were.

On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 12:39:50 -0000, Paul <Ducati_Paul@...> wrote:
>
>
>  From the Sydney Morning Herald Website, it may help if anyone
> decides to Sue a council if they crash due to road works, the part I
> thought was interesting was that the guy was speeding at the time
> but still got a payout!
>
> P-plater awarded $4.3m over crash
> February 2, 2005 - 3:41PM
>
> A P-plate driver left quadriplegic after a car crash on the NSW
> north coast was today awarded $4.3 million in damages, after suing
> the local council that was carrying out roadworks at the accident
> site. Jon Watt, now 25, suffered severe spinal injuries when he
> crashed his Holden sedan near Grafton in March 1998. He successfully
> sued Copmanhurst Shire Council in the NSW Supreme Court for
> negligence, claiming poor signage and loose gravel on the road led
> to the accident. Mr Watt was driving to his grandparents' house in
> Grafton when he passed through roadworks on the Summerland Way. The
> court was told that when he braked to avoid a kangaroo, his car
> fishtailed on loose gravel, hit an embankment and flipped over.
> The council had erected signs in the area limiting the speed to
> 60kph, warning of roadworks and advising motorists to slow down.
> But Mr Watt argued the council should have displayed signs alerting
> drivers to the condition of the road, and repeated warning signs
> every 500 metres.
> Handing down his judgment today, Justice Timothy Studdert found the
> council should have cleaned away any build-up of loose gravel and
> put up signs warning of its presence on the road.
> The council's failure to take such steps contributed to the
> accident, he said.
> But Mr Watt also failed to take reasonable care for his own safety,
> Justice Studdert found.
> The 18-year-old P-plate driver had been travelling at 80kph - 20kph
> over the limit - when he lost control of his car.
> He said he did not remember seeing signs warning of roadworks.
> But even if proper safety signs had been in place, and Mr Watt had
> seen them, he probably would not have slowed down, Justice Studdert
> said. "This accident occurred in broad daylight, in dry weather
> conditions," the judge said. "It seems to me that had he been
> keeping a proper lookout ... the plaintiff should have been aware
> that there was a change in the condition of the road
> surface. "Justice Studdert said Mr Watt was driving too fast in the
> circumstances, which "contributed to the accident that occurred in
> very real measure". Had Mr Watt not shared responsibility for the
> accident, the judge would have awarded him $6.5 million in damages.
> But he reduced the payout by a third, awarding damages of $4.33
> million. Mr Watt had earlier settled a claim with the Roads and
> Traffic Authority over the accident. Copmanhurst Council declined to
> comment on the case.
>
>
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> to: bikers_anon-unsubscribe@...
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>
>
>
>
>

Hi guys,

I have a Honda ST1100 for sale, 1999 model, 97000kms, Givi topbox, blue in
colour, 2 screens, $9250neg.

You can contact me on 0400 008 779

Cheers,

Mariusz.

I went for a ride up the old road and was dismayed to see road re-
surfacing has taken place just south of Calga. Its the same method
they have used in the past, ie bitumen is sprayed on the old surface
and chipped gravel laid on top, thus leaving a very loose and
unstable surface.

I hope they have got there act together this time, as previous
attempts at re-surfacing the road over the last 3 years have left a
sub standard surface.

Don't forget that there is ADR compliance, which can only be gotten from an
importer
before it gets out of the dockyard. oh yeah, and you can't really just roll up
and say
"i gots me a bike, givvus an adr plate bud", you'll be laughed outta the yard
(well from
impressions i've recieved)

However i *HAVE* been wrong before.
Hiring is definately the way to go too.

Mike


> Ball park costs to get it crated, shipped to Mumbai (Bombay) at 3 cubic
> meters about AU$800.00 to AU$1,200 up to arrival only, not incl'
> local
> duties, taxes, bribes, road registration, local insurance, etc, etc,
> etc, Would be about double that to get the bike home to Sydney.


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From the Sydney Morning Herald Website, it may help if anyone
decides to Sue a council if they crash due to road works, the part I
thought was interesting was that the guy was speeding at the time
but still got a payout!




P-plater awarded $4.3m over crash
February 2, 2005 - 3:41PM


A P-plate driver left quadriplegic after a car crash on the NSW
north coast was today awarded $4.3 million in damages, after suing
the local council that was carrying out roadworks at the accident
site. Jon Watt, now 25, suffered severe spinal injuries when he
crashed his Holden sedan near Grafton in March 1998. He successfully
sued Copmanhurst Shire Council in the NSW Supreme Court for
negligence, claiming poor signage and loose gravel on the road led
to the accident. Mr Watt was driving to his grandparents' house in
Grafton when he passed through roadworks on the Summerland Way. The
court was told that when he braked to avoid a kangaroo, his car
fishtailed on loose gravel, hit an embankment and flipped over.
The council had erected signs in the area limiting the speed to
60kph, warning of roadworks and advising motorists to slow down.
But Mr Watt argued the council should have displayed signs alerting
drivers to the condition of the road, and repeated warning signs
every 500 metres.
Handing down his judgment today, Justice Timothy Studdert found the
council should have cleaned away any build-up of loose gravel and
put up signs warning of its presence on the road.
The council's failure to take such steps contributed to the
accident, he said.
But Mr Watt also failed to take reasonable care for his own safety,
Justice Studdert found.
The 18-year-old P-plate driver had been travelling at 80kph - 20kph
over the limit - when he lost control of his car.
He said he did not remember seeing signs warning of roadworks.
But even if proper safety signs had been in place, and Mr Watt had
seen them, he probably would not have slowed down, Justice Studdert
said. "This accident occurred in broad daylight, in dry weather
conditions," the judge said. "It seems to me that had he been
keeping a proper lookout ... the plaintiff should have been aware
that there was a change in the condition of the road
surface. "Justice Studdert said Mr Watt was driving too fast in the
circumstances, which "contributed to the accident that occurred in
very real measure". Had Mr Watt not shared responsibility for the
accident, the judge would have awarded him $6.5 million in damages.
But he reduced the payout by a third, awarding damages of $4.33
million. Mr Watt had earlier settled a claim with the Roads and
Traffic Authority over the accident. Copmanhurst Council declined to
comment on the case.

Hey everyone, time to upgrade to a bigger bike...THANK GOD! Now I
just have to sell my 250, so if any1 needs a 250 or knows someone who
does, heres the info:

CBR250R, WCQ-08, black and silver, good condition, 80% tyres, end of
august rego, new fork seals, new front brake pads. about 48,000kms
Runs well and looks good.

Best ways to contact me is via email dane_ra@...

I don't normally forward things like this, but felt it was serious
enough to warrant the post.
There's no specific recall for Australia, but coming from the US FDA,
it's good-enough for me.

Tim.

From the US Food & Drug Administration:
http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug/infopage/ppa/default.htm


Food and Drug Administration
Public Health Advisory
Subject: Safety of Phenylpropanolamine

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is issuing a public health
advisory concerning phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride (PPA).
This drug is widely used as a nasal decongestant (in over-the-counter
and prescription drug products) and for weight control (in
over-the-counter drug products).
FDA is taking steps to remove phenylpropanolamine from all drug products
and has requested that all drug companies discontinue marketing products
containing phenylpropanolamine.

Phenylpropanolamine has been linked to increased hemorrhagic stroke
(bleeding in the brain) in women. Men may also be at risk. Although the
risk of hemorrhagic stroke is very low, FDA recommends that consumers
not use any products that contain PPA.

Consumers can identify over-the-counter cough-cold, nasal decongestant,
and weight control products containing this ingredient by looking for
"phenylpropanolamine" in the list of active ingredients on the label.
Consumers can check with their health care provider or pharmacist to see
whether their prescription cough-cold or nasal decongestant product
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Hello Kieran -
I run a freight forwarding company and have people in India that
can help  -but- I am wondering why you'd go to that expense.

Why not just rent a Royal Enfield over there - if you trash it, which
is likely on their roads / traffic, etc -it's someone else's problem.

Ball park costs to get it crated, shipped to Mumbai (Bombay) at 3 cubic
meters about AU$800.00 to AU$1,200 up to arrival only, not incl' local
duties, taxes, bribes, road registration, local insurance, etc, etc,
etc, Would be about double that to get the bike home to Sydney.

Sent me a note if you like to my address or call if you want to discuss
further.

Cheers / Harry  - Red Trumpy Sprint ST

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She certainly looks different in that photo .... wasn't her bike
blue before ?

> >
> > Well thank u for the very classy home page.Not that im
> > biased.hehehehe
>
> What is going on with all the R1 pics!? we suddenly get a yamaha
> sponsor?

Hey all,

got a crazy idea and wanted to take my 10R with me next time I go to
India for a holiday. I was wondering if anyone knew of a shipping
service or logistic mover for the same.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Kieran (10R)