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Posted 25 November 2008 - 11:19 PM
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In this thread http://www.irishbikerforum.com/forums/inde...mp;#entry287058
Some really kind people have offered to let spiceburger try their bikes (well done) to see if he likes before his buys one.
Brilliant !
I have also offered and have loaned people my bike (as I borrowed my bike before i bought it - thanks kopfan ! (I'll never forget it mate)
I also had a ride on kido's R1, Brilliant, and want to try out Suze' SV at some stage too.
If your prepared to let someone try your bike out, please post up here
If you want to try someones bike (or type of bike), please post here
RULES to this thread. THERE ARE RULES (sorry) PLEASE FECKING READ THEM !!!!!!!!!!!
1) Dont post things like "Tazzzie (or other username), can I have a shot on your Gixxxer", because it puts undue pressure on people (and the gixxxer is still off the road) Rather - I'd like to try a gixxxer 750 (etc.) please, any offers ?
2) If your told no, or request not answered, dont be offended. I will not, nor would expect anybody else, let someone not known and trusted, to go off on his/her bike.
3) If you bend it (scratch/drop/engine explode etc. etc.) you mend it, no excuses. If you cannot afford to mend it, dont ride it. If the bike is not 100% and you ride it and the chain snaps (or other malfunction), then you mend it. End of story. If your suspicious of the bike, then thankfully reject the offer
4) Irishbikerforum takes no responsibility for anybody, or anything, injured or damaged. No exceptions.
5) You should be properly insured to ride a 3rd party bike (Fully comp usually facilitates this) and be prepared to prove this.
6) In no way is the "lender" (or Irishbikerforum) of the motorcycle responsible for any damages etc. to you should you sustain injury while riding the motorcycle.
Apart from the explicit rules above, the general spirit is this. If you break it, its your bad and you pay. If you break yourself and the bike, its your bad, you suffer and pay.
Irishbikerforum. Its great.
This post has been edited by OlderButWiser: 26 November 2008 - 12:23 PM
