How unfare...

[Type_Mo]

Dads not gona let me get a bigger bike cos i ahd an accident on my ped I am not spending my life on a ped!! NO FUCKING WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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[Vespa]

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[RickHolt]

Go buy a bigger bike then. What's the problem? If you want your dad to agree, then maybe you could take some further training? My dad's "you're not quite ready yet" attitude always pushes me to try a bit harder and learn more on the bike, has turned me into a much safer rider.

[The#Doctor#]

Get a bus pass

But seriously svae up and buy one yourself
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[Type_Mo]

ive started saving up, thinking of getting rid of my contract to get mroe money and possibly a 2nd job
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[sanchezz_182]

i know personaly what i would say "f**k rite of, think il do what i like"

then again im not the most considerate person i know

or is he paying /contrubting to the bike fund?? if so maybe talk to him without shouting an talk to him liek you know what your doing get sum facts/prices anything that would be involved in getting the new bike,, he wil then take more notices of you wanting a bigger bike, rather than just saying no straigh out...

if he's not paying for it then just get it anyway,, whats he gana do? be pissed off? so what thats perants jobs
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[Type_Mo]

i just had a chat with him, n he's saying if i get you a 400 then your gona go smash up more cars! tis not easy to convonce him

but if anyone can then they get £100
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[Rookie]

Talk him through it properly, do some advanced training - speaking of which, have you done your DAS yet?

If you can show him you're a responsible rider, someone who can be trusted on a poweful machine, he's probably more likely to let you do it!

[Vespa]

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[Type_Mo]

im 16. can i do training on a 125 geared bike?
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[The Tot]

NO, u can't train on a 125, not at 16
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[Vespa]

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[Type_Mo]

I was going to do my test when i turn 17
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[Vespa]

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[proximity]

I find bigger bikes much more safe than a scooter.
Those tiny wheels took everything and i crashed twice on my scooter breaking my leg

At least now with my bike i just ride over any shit bits of road.
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[danclarkie]

Hahahahaha!

[getcarter4dyn...]

[quacker_boy]

hahahaha nice one dan! me and my mate bought a VFR400 as soon as i was 17 and we shared it taking it in turns to ride and pillion etc and kept it at our other mates house. as my parents eventual had no objection me getting a 400 i sold my share back to my mate so that's what he rides now and i ride a ZXR!

[BanditBitch]

[kath600]

yep.. as vespa and bandit bitch have said.......

you need to prove to your dad that you are mature and responsible enough to have a 400 when you turn 17. Don't throw a 'kevin' temper tantrum on him or anything like that because it will do you no good

a moped to a 400 is a massive jump! you haven't stated the nature of yr crash on yr ped ( maybe you did on another thread lol) the circumstances of that may lead yr dad to believe that yr not ready to have a 400 yet.

grit yr teeth, do all the training and studying you can for yr test etc and make sure yr dad sees all the effort you make and how much this 400 means to you etc

good luck
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[jonnay]

I came off my ped about a month after I got it, cut my leg up but that was about it.

At the time my mother was really set against me getting another bike, wanted me to sell the ped etc. etc, but my dad was the complete opposite. He explained that everyone comes off their first bike, and not to worry about it.

10 months later and he was helping me out by driving me up to get my NSR

Jon
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[Type_Mo]

im still tryign to convinve him buit no luck
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[gerbil]

hey type, id say the best thing you can do is be straight with your dad, go for advanced training, your only young and you'll have many years of safe riding ahead of you. get the advanced training under your belt and it is likely to prove to your dad that you want to ride well and it will also reduce your insurence as at your age it will cost you a pretty penny to insure a bigger bike. when youve done your advanced, then talk your dad round, he will probably be more likely to compromise with you once youve proven you really want this.
good luck
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[Annabella]

A bigger bike is a safer bike:

Better brakes
More power to get out of a dangerous situation
Better handling...

The only factor is the rider, you really have to prove to your father that you are a sensible and safe rider.
Take a training course, ride your current bike for a period of time, improve your riding skills. You will feel happier progressing to a more powerful bike and so will your father.
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[Type_Mo]

i been telling him that peds are ridden hard, but if i had a big bike i wouldnt need to as it has enough power
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