Eagle from France

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Eagle

New member
Hey guys,

I'm new here, watching the forum for some tips.

Got my bike driving license two weeks ago.

My bike is a FZ8 black, bought it at 10700km, I rode approximately 500km, still learning to drive :)

I live in the "center" of France, very flat place, temperatures from 0° (like right now) in winter, to 30° in summer.

Cheers
 
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Eagle

New member
I bet I will, but I'm still in the learning process.

Quite afraid to lean in turns, keeping the rpm to a 6K/9k top, driving cool.

I'm quite the chicken when it comes to driving on wet surfaces.

All my buddies told me that the FZ8 was a very sharp bike, so I guess I'll enjoy it :)
 
Guillaume

Guillaume

Member
Eagle said:
Hey guys,
I'm new here, watching the forum for some tips.
Got my bike driving license two weeks ago.
My bike is a FZ8 black, bought it at 10700km, I rode approximately 500km, still learning to drive :)
I live in the "center" of France, very flat place, temperatures from 0° (like right now) in winter, to 30° in summer.
Cheers
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Niko said:
Salut Eagle!
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Adieu Eagle,

Il y a un paquet de français qui apparaissent ici!
 
dombat

dombat

New member
More and more French on this forum !

:wav:

Bienvenue aux derniers arrivés (Niko, Eagle) et bonjour aux plus anciens (Guillaume, mais peut-être également d'autres ...).

A bientôt.
 
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Fazed

Guest
I can speak it to......Good Moaning (Sorry have been watching the Brit comedy 'Allo 'Allo)
 
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Camo

Guest
I can't even speak English properly, never mind French.
I do enjoy this frenchy type yoghurt if that counts?
 
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Eagle

New member
French type yogurt? There are many.


Question about American riders: I saw a lot of new riders going for 250/300cc bikes.

Is that common?

In France, new riders often take 500, 600cc (XJ6, ER6, FZ6 etc) and it's quite rare to see 250cc.

I was just wondering.
 
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