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The Donkey
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Hello just bought my first ever bike, :D and may have jumped in at the deep end but I do like my V twin. Just wondering if there are many members in the North East of England?
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Kev L
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Hello mate, bold choice of first bike! Have fun and try not to become part of the hedgerow!
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lloydie
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Hello and welcome
Take it slow and learn the bike as it will bite you in the butt lol
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denisblackvtr
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Location: North Tyneside

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Welcome Donkey (i wont ask why donkey!!!!). I live in the north tyneside area.
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AMCQ46
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Location: Worcestershire / Warwickshire border

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Welcome, brave starter bike,

Although they are big, they are pretty user frendly, so you will be OK as long as you take the time to get to know the bike and how to deal with the other hazards out there.

Post up some pictures and tell us how you came to the decision to get yourself a Storm.
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marravtr
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Location: Old Sawley

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welcome donkey! get some pics up of the bike :thumbup:
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firestorm1997
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Hi and welcome... :wave:

VTR for first bike,,,blimey.. Take it easy and keep it rubber side down.
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simo
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Welcome, if y put y location down in y profile I'll tell y. :biggrin
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chris vtr virgin
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Welcome dude great choice you will love it
I returned to a bike after 22 years, the last bike i had was an old X7 250 so the storm was a bit different but hey i love it.
Puts a smile on your face everytime your on it.
Stay safe and be carefull
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Some twins have all the fun !!!!
tony.mon
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Full fat or fitted with a 30 bhp kit?

And after all, the throttle works both ways.




( if not try WD40).
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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turbo_billy
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Welcome in mate. :wave: Nice choice for a first bike, but as the lads say, take it steady until you get a feel for it or it may bite you...... :thumbup:
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Flatline
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Welcome aboard buddy

Where in the North East are you?
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agentpineapple
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welcome to the sanctuary donkey :lol:
most of us are waiting to be ground into dog food or boiled into glue :crazy:
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The Donkey
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Hey Thanks for the warm welcome, and advice, I will be taking it very easy until I get the hang of it.

I was going to get a VFR but you get a lot more bike for your money with the VTR and it sounds amazing..... :D and it's 20kg lighter!

There doesn't seem many of you guys up North, I live near Seaham, not that for from Middleton St George.

Why The Donkey? I have a Rossi Donkey helmet.
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MacV2
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The Donkey wrote:Hey Thanks for the warm welcome, and advice, I will be taking it very easy until I get the hang of it.

I was going to get a VFR but you get a lot more bike for your money with the VTR and it sounds amazing..... :D and it's 20kg lighter!

There doesn't seem many of you guys up North, I live near Seaham, not that for from Middleton St George.

Why The Donkey? I have a Rossi Donkey helmet.
Not many 'oop North???

This place is bloody infested with 'em! :lol: :lol:

Welcome to the forum Donkey.

Enjoy the Storm.
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