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[Morgan]

that, even if I was in a 3rd world country I wouldn't poor enough to eat that poverty stricken shit.... unless you turned it into a risotto or a chilli fried rice or something decent.

I like rice on it's own!

[B4TT]

I like rice on it's own!

That is because you are 3rd world, no other reason for it.

It is poverty food, sustenance for people who are too shit to have their own money to buy real food.

[skillionaire]

Rice is awesome. You're being irrational.

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Rice is awesome. You're being irrational.

Irricetional.

[B4TT]

Rice is awesome. You're being irrational.

YOUR BEARD IS IRRATIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No but really, I am having a chilli fried rice for lunch, I have a craving for that shit now

[Morgan]

Lol

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Lol

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The gasket from my Fumoto drain valve was leaking.

And I did a service on the B4 on Sunday. Subaru wasn't open to get the proper crush ring sump plug seal, so I used a copper gasket from Autobarn instead.

Anyone used a copper gasket on their sump plug? I haven't driven it yet, but it's not leaking atm.

[Morgan]

Ha. Poop.

I'm growing a beard at the moment. Actually I don't think I've shaved since Nana's funeral... so only 2 and a half weeks but it's coming along nicely

Walts, do you need a motorbike licence to ride a scooter in SA?

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Walts, do you need a motorbike licence to ride a scooter in SA?

Shit no.

If it's under 50cc you only need a car licence.

If I went to all the trouble of getting a motorbike licence, I would get a motorbike.


What are the laws in the other states? I remember hiring a scooter on the Gold Coast and I didn't need a bike licence.

[B4TT]

Walts, those crush ring types ones are awesome hey.. but I have used the copper ones too, on my Corolls Royce. They are fine.

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Walts, those crush ring types ones are awesome hey.. but I have used the copper ones too, on my Corolls Royce. They are fine.

Yeah, crush rings are good but Subaru weren't open and I didn't see them at the auto shop.

So it should hold? I tightened the out of it.

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[Morgan]

Shit no.

If it's under 50cc you only need a car licence.

If I went to all the trouble of getting a motorbike licence, I would get a motorbike.


What are the laws in the other states? I remember hiring a scooter on the Gold Coast and I didn't need a bike licence.

Well that's interesting...

I don't think there's a cc limit for a bike license here but haven't looked that closely...

To get a moto license in NSW;

- 7 hour (over 2 days) prelearner course.
- Issued with a prelearner certificate
- Take prelearner cert to RTA and take the theory test
- L's valid for 12 months but can go for your P's after 3

- Attend 6 hour preprovisional course
- Attend the 1 hour practical test
- Issued with preprovisional certificate (valid for 3 months - just need to take this to the RTA and pay a fee)
- P1s must be held for minimum of 12 months before you can go for your P2 (greens). You just have to go to the RTA and pay a fee. If you're over 25 and have a full drivers license, you are exempt from the P2 step.

- P2 license must be held for 2 years if you're not exempt.
- To get a full riders license, you just have to go to the RTA and get a new photo taken and pay a fee.

By the looks of it, I will never have to do the P2 step now as 3 months on Ls and 12 months on P1 will push me beyond 25 years old.

WIN!!

Hmmm a few small grass fires around the Coast have broken out in the last hr. GET THAT UNDER CONTROOOOL!

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Similar to get a motorbike licence here.

About 450 bucks to get your L's.


Another 370 to get your P's.

[skillionaire]

+ health insurance?

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+ health insurance?

Still safer than driving with Lish.

[skillionaire]

True.

[Morgan]

When dad got his, the RTA guy walked outside with him then watched dad ride up to the nearest roundabout and back again.

Good enough.

Then again, when you went for your Ls in a car, you just walked up to the counter and asked for L plates.

He's never had a [motorbike] accident either. Must be doing something right

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When dad got his, the RTA guy walked outside with him then watched dad ride up to the nearest roundabout and back again.

Good enough.

Then again, when you went for your Ls in a car, you just walked up to the counter and asked for L plates.

He's never had a [motorbike] accident either. Must be doing something right

My dad grew up on a farm.

He rode to the local cop shop on his farm bike and the officer asked him if he got there alright. And he said yes.

He's had his bike licence ever since.