Chook's daughter

Hi, dad suggested since I'm going to Parkes I should register and introduce myself.

I'm 16, in Year 11 and have been dad's pillion for as long as I can remember, my biggest trip was to Mooranbah in QLD 3 years ago to stay with dad's best mate.
I've got my learners permit for the car, once I get that out of the way I want to get my bike licence as well.

As well as riding on the back off dad's Bandit I also dance. I started Tap and Jazz when I was 3, Classical when I was 4, a few years later Contemporary and Hip Hop, then when I was 8 I started cheerleading for the North Adelaide Football Club in the SANFL. Now I do Tap, Jazz, Cheerleading and occasionally Contemporary. I have been lucky enough to dance overseas, when I was 14 I was selected to dance in 2 festivals in China, I had my 15th birthday while I was over there.

I've already met Paul, his sons and Rayman06 a while back and I'm looking forward to meeting a heap more of you in Hay and Parkes.

Welcome to the forum Dancing Pillion .............( we need someone else to keep your dad in line on the forum   )

paul wrote:Welcome to the forum Dancing Pillion .............( we need someone else to keep your dad in line on the forum   )

Pot, Kettle, Black..........? 

Chook wrote:

paul wrote:Welcome to the forum Dancing Pillion .............( we need someone else to keep your dad in line on the forum   )

Pot, Kettle, Black..........? 

 

Hi Kaylah, I'm Lyn, and you have very good taste in motorcycle helmets..
I'll be meeting up,with you guys at Piangil, then let the fun begin!

Welcome aboard literally! 
Pillions are best advised to keep still
Have a great trip. Remember what happens on the trip stays on the trip

Dancing Pillion wrote: my biggest trip was to Mooranbah in QLD 3 years ago to stay with dad's best mate.

This was the morning we left for Mooranbah nearly 3 years ago, it was the morning before 16 sleepless nights for someone's mother  





That day was the same as Day 1 of the Parkes trip, Adelaide - Hay, this time it will be nice to have travelling companions, Rayman06 from the start and we'll be picking up SuzySuzuki at Piangil on the VIC/NSW border on the way through

BTW, the SA takeover is gaining momentum!! 

Ooh, who else is coming along with you?

SuzySuzuki wrote:Ooh, who else is coming along with you?

I think it was Ewok that mentioned the influx of SA members on the forum, Kaylah is another to add to the list

Ohhhh I thought you meant more coming to Parkes. Think I need my nana nap after all.

Welcome to the forum Kaylah.

Does that now mean we have to start minding what we write into the forum?

Best keep her away from the sick and bad joke thread Chook!

madmax wrote:Welcome to the forum Kaylah.

Does that now mean we have to start minding what we write into the forum?

Best keep her away from the sick and bad joke thread Chook!

Kaylah's well trained at "ignoring" what she hears, she's been listening to the North Adelaide Grog Squad at the footy for her 16 years, I reckon if she repeated some of what she'd heard over the years in front of the Taj Mahal at Prospect Oval some of you guys would blush!! 

Hi there Dancing Pillion, welcome along. My daughter Zoe is also coming along to Parkes.
That is one awesome looking helmet in your avatar

Chook wrote:

Dancing Pillion wrote: my biggest trip was to Mooranbah in QLD 3 years ago to stay with dad's best mate.

This was the morning we left for Mooranbah nearly 3 years ago, it was the morning before 16 sleepless nights for someone's mother  





That day was the same as Day 1 of the Parkes trip, Adelaide - Hay, this time it will be nice to have travelling companions, Rayman06 from the start and we'll be picking up SuzySuzuki at Piangil on the VIC/NSW border on the way through

BTW, the SA takeover is gaining momentum!! 

Looks like your Mooranbah trip was a hard uphill slog, going by the first pic!

Hi Kaylah.
It was nice to meet a pleasant, bright, well mannered young person. I'm sure mum/dad are proud.
BTW...
What sort of bike are you (and dad) thinking about learning on. Sporty or cruiser looking?
 Maybe a chookie ? lol
I had Kawasaki GPX 250 as one of my learner bikes.
  Very cheap and very zippy to a point.
If I had to do it again the LAMS Suzuki SV 650 would be nice.
Cheers MattyC

A formal welcome to you Kaylah - I didn't see this thread before Parkes. 

Ewok1958 wrote:A formal welcome to you Kaylah - I didn't see this thread before Parkes. 

I'm glad you've caught up now Ewok

MattyC wrote:

 Maybe a chookie ? lol

A chook chaser's not completely out of the question, they're fairly light, good riding position, nimble and it'd give me more options of places to take her to learn

Just don't buy her a ct110....

SuzySuzuki wrote:Just don't buy her a ct110....

Why not Suzy?
Are you forgetting about the pom that rode a ct110 from Brisbane to London! He did about 37,000 klm on it to get home. His 1st ct110 only made it to Brisbane from Sydney, but he visited the Postie Bike King in the Brisbane area & got the one that took him all the way home.

Kiwisteve wrote:

SuzySuzuki wrote:Just don't buy her a ct110....

Why not Suzy?
Are you forgetting about the pom that rode a ct110 from Brisbane to London! He did about 37,000 klm on it to get home. His 1st ct110 only made it to Brisbane from Sydney, but he visited the Postie Bike King in the Brisbane area & got the one that took him all the way home.

Only thing was he was only 40 when he left , & celebrated his 70th birthday when he arrived home ( bumless )

Only took him 9 months! I think that has to be a land speed record for a loaded Postie bike!

She's only a little chook, kick-starting those bikes are a real bastard effort. (Especially aust post bikes)