Yeah don’t like my neck broken, just some choking here and there :3

Will, do and will hopefully actually have some rubber and shine to go out on my own instead of just being a backseat driver :3

Yes, the ears are made to just snap off if you did crash but strong enough to stay on when just generally riding around.

They are also ECE certified

They have a vents in them so air passes through them. But I also have little vents near them that lets some air in, what’s really helpful went going at some speed.

Bru

Eventually I’d get a 300cc or something when I get my full licence to the motorways in the UK but a 125 is good enough especially as I’m only doing my training meaning I’d need Learner plates on till I decide to actually do my licence.

Yeah my first little ride was only around the car park but it was great fun and each time I’m pillion for my friend I’ve got a great big smile on my face, I love it so much and can’t wait to see what I can do with Motorbikes in the future.

I’m hoping to get a Honda CB125r in the future what’s a street bike. I always love seeing some really nice bikes across forms and the web, or even in real life where I can admire them.

Then I should do wonderfully, I’ve gotten so used to being happy as a pillion. I’d probably love being in control of my own bike

Not planning on going over the speed limit (obviously can’t promise anything lol) but my plans are more travel.

Thank you, do you have a link for those sorts of ears (especially if they have similar style), I defo don’t want something that doesn’t look great and or falls off when I get up to speed.

Thank you for the advice, they are plastic and are made for correct grading for safety, so most likely will come off during a crash, they aren’t made of foam as they have holes so that air can pass through but I can see why that could be a problem.

This was a little photo shoot I done with my friend before riding, I do have a helmet and was wearing well riding.

Yeah certainly didn’t get low gear, have paid about £500 on gear so far. Need a new helmet as I was donated it, along with some trousers as I’m using my friends atm. Probably costing another £300 at least but least I’d be protected.

Going to spend about £3,000 on a bike so think I have actually spend more than 20% on gear.

There is a course that is called a CBT (Compulsory basic training) in the UK. I won’t be able to ride on the road until I have done it. Luckily it’s just a 8 hour day course and the only two ways I can fail is if I quit or am that bad at driving the instructor thinks I’m a danger to myself or others on the road.

Thank you, yeah this is a friends bike. I hope that when I pass my training to get a Honda CB125r as my first bike.

My friend also did mention about the flat wrist, luckily I will also be doing a training course before I can actually be on the road.

So in the UK we have something called a CBT (Compulsory basic training) it’s a day course so you can go on up to a 125 on the road with L plates, it’s not a licence just get’s you on the road.

Yeah not the other two lol

It was only basic clutch control, turning and breaking. Didn’t get over 10mph, also will do (I did wear full gear well riding as well)

Often Pirating can come with not only risk but also can be not the best quality out there, the easiest pirating method I know of getting music is finding the song on YouTube and that is defo not studio quality.

I know not much will go to the artist but this is the best I can do without the money or ability to go to there shows and not enjoying Streaming Services.

iTunes is DRM free, you can easily move the MP3 files to any device (even ones that have never had iCloud access).

I don’t buy physical as I would wear it out playing the only track I would want to listen to on the album (as often it’s only 1-2 songs I am actually interested in.