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[Helen_86]

The Kawasaki thread was looking a bit forlorn so I thought I'd post another pic of my faithful friend (BN125A1 Eliminator, but you can call him Skippy) to start the thread off This bike has a lot of heart for a 125. It can't move very fast, but it always tries!

(This bike is thankfully now minus L plates! They got cut up/ snapped/ obliterated and utterly disposed of last August)

[rjh_786Bn]

As you know Helen, I had 2 of these for CBT and 125cc training.
I found them to be good for ladies, particularly newbie riders, as the positioning, weight was managable.
Negatives are the chrome, tends to rust if neglected, and indicator warning lights, neutral light are low down on the tank and hard for newbies to watch.
However good learner legal machines, hold the value, and demand for them is alway's there, particularly in the summer months........

[zx10man]

A few pictures of my bike that I have owned since passing my test with Rob...

Bike number 1



Bike 2

no pictuire but was a ZX6RR
Bike 3



Bike 4 and Current Bike

[rjh_786Bn]

Hey all Kawasaki!! Nice bikes, you have had more than me.........

[zx10man]

4 in 2 years must have no brain hey

All Kawasaki and all GREEN ones, have seen you about Rob but normally I am going in the other direction

[rjh_786Bn]

Hey good brain, must be earning to much money

[rjh_786Bn]

What about this Cowasaki then?