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| #31  16-Sep-2005, 12:38 | |||
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| This round is going to bankrupt me, unless i can pay by virtual money  Ah to get the bikes you want, goto uni, they give you the money to buy a new bike (*new to you) 3 times a year  It may not be the best choice in bikes for a test, but my idea is if i can use it and get used to it before i do my test (not on the roads) Then the money I saved on lessons will pay for my insurance. It works out at £132 a month on a pay monthly policy, but then after christmas ill have 1 year NCB from my trusty wee CB100N (ok so i didnt really start out on a duke) and then the insurance isnt actually that bad only a few hundred more than a GSXr600 or something! If it will work, i dont know, there doesnt seem to be that many people that have done the same thing.  But if I have to wait till i can afford lessons properly then it wont be the end of the world.Unless there are any nice ducati riding qualified instructers out there that want me to follow them round for a few days as they would like the trainee bike to be a ducati too :P Stu  |
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