 Hazylogic World Chat Champion

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 dextersaurus World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 23:53 - 24 Apr 2009 Post subject: |
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To be perfectly honest, you are better off buying an old CG125 without any problems, and using that till you pass your test, assuming thats why you want a 125.
Personally i really wouldnt want to spend more that £500 on a 125, but im not going to be using mine much anyway. My dads buying it when i pass the test and buy a hornet/bandit
just realised you are in east lothian... what part? im in tranent
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 dextersaurus World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 00:02 - 25 Apr 2009 Post subject: |
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And now im realising that due to it being past my bedtime, i didnt grasp the fact that the xr125 is a crosser
still, you can get a pretty decent one for much less.
I'd say you are better with the older xrs. And the fact its still pricey and has a wee bit work needing done would put me off.
Dunc
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