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Topic Started: Sep 27 2008, 04:44 PM (4,457 Views)
easy666ryder	Nov 9 2008, 07:11 PM Post #16
Newbie Posts: 1 Group: Members Member #2,577 Joined: August 14, 2007	Hiya girls, my name is Jules and Ive been riding for 5 years. I currently own a ZX6R 2007 which is my pride and joy! This is my first post on the forum, its great to see us girlies have our own section, i'll fully support it when I can. I live in Plymouth and am always on the lookout for new riding buddies so give me a shout. I work away alot but will endeavour to keep in touch
	"Stay Upright"


Tracy ZX400	Nov 11 2008, 10:12 AM Post #17
Tinkerbell Posts: 524 Group: Members Member #6,839 Joined: August 21, 2008	Jules
	1995 Kawasaki Zephyr 750 1987 Kawasaki ZX400c2


longlostNinja	Nov 19 2008, 01:23 PM Post #18
50+Member Posts: 63 Group: Members Member #7,112 Joined: September 17, 2008	hi to lindaloo and Jules. I'm glad we are growing as a sub-group! and I don't mean sub as in lesser standard!! haha just got back from a very mini ride to keep the bike ticking over!
	Julie B N Watford Area


patty	Mar 19 2009, 01:01 PM Post #19
Member Posts: 11 Group: Members Member #8,555 Joined: February 27, 2009	Hi. I'm Patty. I just moved to Seattle, Washington USA!!! I got my Ninja 250 in late ''07. I love it. I took the motorcycle class in Wisconsin and did not have to take anything, but the written test at the DMV. But now that I have moved to Washington, I wonder if they will make me test again??? None of you can help me because you all live across the big pond. I love my little sport bike. I have been out on it three or four times since moving here in January. Too much snow in Wisconsin. I always feel like wonder woman, when I gear up in all my leather. And the men go gaga, when I take my helmet off. Riding my bike makes me feel so good! I feel sexy, beautiful and alive. I would like to get a little bigger bike. I'm all of 112 pounds and 5'5" and can barely push this little bike around. I'm thinking the 500. I love the sport bikes. Mine is so cute, but I can't keep up with the boys! And she really just doesn't have all the power a girl wants. I get the most pleasure screaming through the gears. Is that hard on a bike? I've been on the back of motorcycles all my life, but the front is so much better. And Kawasaki's are reasonable and with all the racing knowledge behind them... I can't believe I waited so long to get a bike. I just always thought they were out of my price range. And I love the mpg. I get 65 mpg most of the time and sometimes 73 on the freeways. I shipped my bike. That was the longest 10 days of my life. I was so afraid she would return to me damaged, but she's as cute as can be... Forgive me... Sleepless in Seattle. Have a great day! Patty



Bericas	May 13 2009, 10:49 PM Post #20
Member Posts: 16 Group: Members Member #9,368 Joined: May 12, 2009	Hi there, I ride my (new) husbands old bike - a Z550 1984 model. Am currently hankering after a new ER6n. Any feedback on how it rides?? Any feedback much appreciated, Sue



silverminx	May 23 2009, 11:59 AM Post #21
Newbie Posts: 1 Group: Members Member #9,426 Joined: May 17, 2009	Hello everyone, Having only passed my test 6 months ago ish, I'm still very much a baby rider! I brought a ducati monster as my first ride, mainly because I'm fairly short and needed to feel safe when I touched down! I then came across a ninja zx6 for sale, older model but in great nick and as a favourite of my dads thought I'd try her! What a different ride! Definately a kawasaki fan now.... Only problem is, I unfortunately don't get to practice very often as I work away in the week and only get weekends. (by which time there is 101 things on my list to do!!) I live in West Sussex by the way and now am looking for a job closer to home!! x



marra-en450	Jun 3 2009, 10:20 PM Post #22
Member Posts: 6 Group: Members Member #9,553 Joined: June 2, 2009	hi ladys.. i live in the uk northumberland im a nurse and have been for the past 19years!!! i have a en450 she a old bike with lots of new bits nice ride ive been past my test since 1997 ive had a few bike honda bandit,cg125 1st bike i would love to meet new rider in the north east... ok thats me tc for now joanne



Tracy ZX400	Jun 7 2009, 10:42 PM Post #23
Tinkerbell Posts: 524 Group: Members Member #6,839 Joined: August 21, 2008	Welcome fellow female riders!
	1995 Kawasaki Zephyr 750 1987 Kawasaki ZX400c2


libs	Jun 13 2009, 02:48 PM Post #24
Member Posts: 5 Group: Members Member #9,632 Joined: June 11, 2009	Ello ladies, im Libs live in Cornwall, i passed my test on my 125 this feb and am hoping to get our GPZ restricted and lowered so i can ride her , as she GORGEOUS and sitting in the garage collecting dust at moment.....



halfpint33	Aug 16 2009, 07:33 AM Post #25
Newbie Posts: 1 Group: Members Member #10,294 Joined: August 15, 2009	Hi , Im nicci, been riding on and off for years, took test in 2002 and had a virago 535 restricted, then rvf400, now riding er6f but getting er6n new on 1st september I have struggled with the right size bike as i am a shorty at 4ft 10... had my er6 lowered . Live in kent near Brands Hatch racing circuit and ride most weekends. Ride Safe all .



Z1-Wizz	Aug 18 2009, 06:23 AM Post #26
*Site Administrator* Posts: 7,186 Group: Administrator Member #1 Joined: February 2, 2006	Hi Nicci
	1973 Z1 1978 KZ1000 Ltd *"Things dont happen to me I happen to things"* *www.z1oc.com*


HeyJude	Nov 22 2009, 09:34 AM Post #27
Unregistered	Hi Julie I'm Jude, from Weymouth, in Dorset. Just joined this site and really pleased to see a ladies forum. Would love to get to know other lady bikers, esp to ride out with sometime? Did my test last month and bought myself a GPZ500S, which I absoutely love.
Unregistered


Purple Hat	Apr 6 2010, 05:32 PM Post #28
Member Posts: 20 Group: Members Member #10,158 Joined: August 4, 2009	longlostNinja Sep 27 2008, 04:44 PM Ladies Perhaps some of you know each other already, but would you mind introducing yourself again? Would you also include your ride and how long you've been doing it! Here goes I'll start ...... My name is Julie, I've recently returned to the UK after 25 years in the USA (I am British by birth). Yes, I know I must be mad, but its a long story about a disabled teen we have. Better to be here with extended family than 6000 miles away in Oregon, by ourselves. My hubby rides BMW. We also have a son in the US Marines currently in Iraq :wacko: I have only been riding for 2-1/2 years (and 4 months of that was a non-starter because my bike was in a container being shipped across and another 3 months messing with MOT/VOSA/HM Customs and DVLA) but love it. I particularly like the concentration required, then I have to turn off all the other c---p going on in my head. Anyway she is legal here now, so I have to line up nurse care for the teen to be able to get out and about. I have a Ninja 500 (model in US is EX500D) I guess the closest UK model is an older EN500 or ER500. She's a pretty metallic titanium color. I would post a pic here, but I don't know how to yet Anyway, maybe we can chat about things here that concern us gals without boring the guys. Hi I am a 'biker' of many years however the last 9 have been on a BMW C1 scooter. Yes, the one with the roof! Me and 'Im indoors bought a beautiful Kawasaki VN800 last year and sadly I have not been on it more than a few times as I cracked my ankle at work (fell of a kerb, how embarrassing is that) and so no whizzing around on two wheels for me. Now I am mended, the weather is warmer and the VN will be in use once more. We have just bought a windscreen for her as I am a bit of a softie after all the protection the C1 provides in the winter. Has anyone got a very large shoe-horn to help me squeeze into my motorcycle pants? Attached to this post: Hostess.jpg (116.35 KB) IMG00049_20090706_1727.jpg (444.47 KB)



Shazza	Oct 10 2010, 07:09 PM Post #29
Member Posts: 15 Group: Members Member #16,253 Joined: October 9, 2010	Hello Ladies! I'm Sharon, 34, a dog breeder & groomer in Birmingham. I had a scooter at 16 (many years ago) but then passed my car test a year later and forgot about bikes til last September when i suddenly had the urge to get a proper bike with gears, the price of fuel also helped sway me towards two wheels Bought a Pioneer Nevada 125 cruiser and did my CBT, rode for exactly 12 months then sold the 125 to fund my DAS as i'd already bought myself my current ride. Passed my DAS 4 weeks ago and now riding my new baby, Kawasaki Eliminator ZL400 and am absolutely loving it. I really miss my plastic chinese cruiser though so i've just done a deal on a 250cc version of the same bike and going to collect her from London 23rd of this month YAYYYY! I have done a couple of charity rides on my 125 and always looking out for more, also ride-outs with anyone round the west mids area. I did BMF, Kelso & Tail End shows this year and can't wait to be able to make more next year now i can travel further and use motorways Hubby is about to join me when he does his DAS soon, at least i wont feel so guilty when i get ready to go out for a ride just for the sheer joy of it and to feel alive and free
	Kawasaki Eliminator ZL400 1986


Tig82	Oct 14 2010, 11:23 AM Post #30
Member Posts: 10 Group: Members Member #14,172 Joined: June 28, 2010	Hello Ladies, My name is Sam and I live in the cold of Northumberland. I have been riding on and off since I passed my test in Aug 2008. I did Direct Access. I used to have a VFR400 NC30 Grey but decided to upgrade to a new bike this year; so I brought myself a shiny new lime green ER6F ABS. Sadly I then had a ankle op 3 days later and my husband rode it over the summer. Just to "break it in" he kept saying; yeah over 900 "oops" miles. It has now done 1500 miles so I am slowly overtaking what he put on the clock. We mainly ride around the east coast of northumberland but with the weather changing, textiles are diffo in force (thermals included). Laughed very loudly at my friend the other day when we went out, she has a ZX6R '09' reg and everything has to match. Black bike, black leathers, helmet, boots etc etc. Very fashion pleasing and the best bit she wont wear textiles because and I quote " They make you look fat, male and they are so not fashionable". So anyway, we were on our ride when we stopped and asked how everyone was, (group of 4 all in textiles apart from fashion girl) she said she wasnt cold and that she didnt know what all the fuss was about, lying cow. You could see she was freezing, her lips were blue! Later she admitted as much and is now looking at ladies textiles that are "fitted" yawn. Take care and watch out on the roads. "oops" car drivers. Sam x



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