comprehensive fleet of FREE test ride machinery representing the majority of the 2011 Kawasaki road bike range including many of the new season additions. With no pre-booking in advance of the event,  the only thing riders have to remember is to turn up

I'd love to go along to one of these days, but I know that I'll just get turned down for a test ride because I'm 22.I find it pretty rediculous that I'm not able to test ride any bikes that I may want to buy before the generic age of 25, but I guess

selling my gsxr 1000 and want to try a diffent style of riding does anyone know where i could get a test ride of either a big twin road or a supermoto ? i live in newcastle on the tyne ta very much hey i give you a go of my gixxer street if you

Guys and gals...How easy is it to arrange a test ride at a dealers? I've only ever test ridden one bike after passing DAS through BMW. They seem to be quite good about it as I get letters through regularly offering free rides and 24hr test rides

Ok...It has been suggested that i would be best to test ride different bikes to see what I like. So, Can anyone tell me where I can get various test rides from (I don't know whcih shops do SM test rides) or does anyone want to let me have a go

, or so my mate says...Well, I tried to book a test in Kent about 3 weeks ago and was told the earliest test was the 20th August, so yeah about 8 weeks. It might be worth getting in touch with a local riding school as they book tests up ages in advance

if you're buying (or selling) a bike, do you expect (or allow) a test ride?seems pretty risky for the seller to me.fefifofum-soon-to-be seller Milk please, shorty. I'd let them ride round the block, slowly, but jog next to them so they can't fuck

so... how many of you go for test rides when all the new bikes hit the shops that you have no intention of ever buying? Just to see what they're like, like.... at the shops' expense... And do you see any wrong in it?(part B I guess is how many

As the time draws closer for me to be getting a bike, how the devil do you go about getting a test ride? I've heard lots of dealers just flat refuse unless your basically 40+ and responsible looking.I'm youngish and, although i've ridden a few bikes

Can anyone tell me what the protocol for test riding is?I you want to buy a bike but you're not sure what you want then you can't just walk into a shop and try various ones out can you? Or CAN you???? What is the 'done ' thing? you have a licence