As above anyone on site have a bike and the tezz
I have a few questions i want to ask, as i'm looking into getting something
Who are you insured with?
What kind of bike do you have?
How long have you your licence?

I have a few other questions as well

Any info would be good

i've always had bikes since i'm 16.
at the moment i have a honda vtr1000.
i had a fireblade before that. must have had about 20 bikes in total.
i'm insured with quinn for about 240 a year.
what would u like to know, hopefully i can help.
i'm 38 now and have my full license with years.

I had a few ikes when i was younger biggest i had was a 125

Now i'm 25 with only the full car licence how would i go about getting a bike licence.

Also what bike would you suggest to look at, I have been told a 250 is a good start point. That a CBR or something along those lines is a good bike to go with

things have changed since i got my license but i think in your case it would be like starting off again.
i think u have to have provisional A1 license for 2 years, do your test for full a1 license within that time.
then i think u apply for provisional A license then a full A license.
maybe now you're over 25 u need only to do 1 test.
bike wise, yeah a cbr250 would be a good starter if you're into the full fairing type.
if ur looking at more of a standard road bike, a bandit600 would be worth looking at.
or if u were going for a cruiser style u could go bigger again.
if i was in your shoes i'd probably go for a bandit as it's a good all rounder.
although the cbr250 would be more fun when u rev the sh*te out of it.
as for the cruisers, u can insure a lot of the big cc ones on a provisional licence as most of them wouldn't pull the skin off a sausage.

have this on the road at the minute got insurance with quinn its a restricted rvf400 i have my full bike licence two months have to have it two years before the restricter can come off but lots dont bother with restricting 400s as they aint alot over the allowed power good starting bikes to be honest, i have being riding bikes since i could walk (motocross) but they are so addictive its unreal hard to get back into the car on a hot day after a good spin, BUT WILL STRESS THIS, THEY ARE LEATHAL always be prepared to crash as its gonna happen sooner or later and whats worse probably wont be your fault anyway, but worth the risk in my opinion keep us posted on what bike ya go for
happy biking

nice bike, i like these, always wanted one.need the licence first though.

I came off my first bike it hurt like fuuk, was only a 50cc but only for the jacket , that saved my arms.

Thanks for the info. I think i may go looking at Bandits so

if you're looking at bandits, the 250 or the 600 are good.
i've heard the 400's aren't great.

Any reasons why they would be trouble ?

What are the 250's like ?

the 400's give lot's of trouble especially carb problems which are supposed to be very hard to sort.
i think the 250's don't suffer the same problems but the 600's are supposed to be the best of them.
if you're going for the 250 you'll probably get fed up with the lack of power fairly quickly.

I have been looking on line the last few days and theres nothing really jumping out at min,

I only want the bike for short runs i think 250 would be as big as i would go, I'd get wasted on a 600 if i'm honest. i'm sure insurance would be alot more aswell . .

ah yeah, don't go bigger if ur not sure about.
something will surely pop up somewhere along the line.
let us know if u find something.

Thanks for the info K900

is this the kind you're looking for?
a nice little runaround to get u from A to B.
http://www.madv8bike.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/jet.jpg.w300h225.jpg

Its a bit small if i'm honest . .