Alejoc:
Have you raised the issue with the dealer? Why don't you consider arresting him?

LordofNaija:
That vehicle was imported via land border and there is a subsisting ban on importing vehicles vial land. This means you won't be able to regularise your custom document ever.Just sell off the vehicle to me at a cheap rate and have peace of mind. What's the point owning what you can't use

EgunMogaji:


My hand is not there. Goodluck!

My standard advice for grown ups that the not been riding since youth is not to think about it.

But it's a free world.

divinelove:
why not turn okada man

win win

Ride bike n make money too

lanrexdo:
Alright.. well i have been riding for a while now.

Firstly.. your first bike should be a road bike and not a sport bike. it is hard to get those broken parts when you let the fall. as a newbie. it ill still fall.

Secondly.. going for regular brands like Yamaha, Suzuki and Honda. Avoid stories that touch with Kawasaki .. na over heating go kill you.

250-400cc should be your first type of bike and you will see them a little less.

Avoid millennium bikes for now because you still new and checking for good mechanic and better learn about bikes.

Investing in kits is important.

Helmet, jacket, knee guard, elbow guard, boots and gloves. They are just for small safety in case of small crash.

Goodluck and if you need someone to talk to then i you can whatsapp me on 07064506305.

It is fun riding as long as you can keep your attention 100% while riding..

oblo:
Bro.. Have you ridden before? If not it's best you go and learn how to ride. There are one otytwo in Lagos to get grips on how to.

Another thing is it would be wise to go for a smaller capacity bike like 300-650cc, get to learn and be comfy before upgrading.

Hope you know the other risks involved??

After checking all this and you clicked positive.... then why not.....

I used to ride this 2002 Kawasaki ninja Zx6 some years back before I sold it. Sweet memories I must tell you.. For now I still dey eye madam first before I arrange buy a replacement.

oblo:
Bro.. Have you ridden before? If not it's best you go and learn how to ride. There are one otytwo in Lagos to get grips on how to.

Another thing is it would be wise to go for a smaller capacity bike like 300-650cc, get to learn and be comfy before upgrading.

Hope you know the other risks involved??

After checking all this and you clicked positive.... then why not.....

I used to ride this 2002 Kawasaki ninja Zx6 some years back before I sold it. Sweet memories I must tell you.. For now I still dey eye madam first before I arrange buy a replacement.
yes i can actually. and what are the risk involve?

erico2k2:

N800K power bike??

IamAirforce1:
When you have a boss like GOD.

missbronzy:
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