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• • April 17, 2010
    
  • Forums > Living in Kunming > Qingqi Motorcycles
    

    Thanks, I was quoted the figure once before and was shocked. The sheer number of machines now in and around Kunming led me to the rules had changed.

• • April 17, 2010
    
  • Forums > Living in Kunming > Condemnation of a Serious Misbehavior
    

    Totally agree Bruce. It is a vendetta and I just spent considerable time attempting to do what you have done successfully.

    By vilifying someone in the 'classifieds' section this company was attempting to circumvent the right of reply. I don't have the time to re-write my post in its entirety. Briefly: the management of an organisation that uses a public space to vent its frustrations with its own incompetence is beneath contempt.

    This thread may throw up the other side of the story but if the person targeted deems that it is below his dignity to respond to this corporate bullying then reasonable people here in Kunming may well understand. Might is not always right.

• • April 16, 2010
    
  • Forums > Living in Kunming > Qingqi Motorcycles
    

    I'd be grateful for answers to a couple of questions from you guys about legalities of motorbikes in Kunming area. I notice more motorbikes around town with proper registration plates as opposed to the smaller 'illegal' (?) motorbikes. Since I live out to the north being able to ride a legal motorbike into town would be a boon.

    Other than passing a driving test what are the other requirements and costs involved?

    Thanks.

• • April 15, 2010
    
  • Forums > Study > Any small schools offered 1:1 class at a resonable rate?
    

    Previous post regarding 'experience' was a general observation and not intended as direct criticism of SFL of which I have no experience. I was reading the thread out of genuine interest and could potentially become an SFL student. I certainly want to remote myself from the later personal abuse directed to SFL. Such personalised and abusive attacks are not funny and clearly not in the same category as the banter and teasing aimed at the ill-fated putonghua73 and his stolen jacket. Personalised attacks only serve to drive reasonable contributors away from this otherwise useful site.

• • April 15, 2010
    
  • Forums > Study > Any small schools offered 1:1 class at a resonable rate?
    

    SFL-Teacher, Ref. 'Experienced' teachers: My brother is a bad driver, very bad. He's now over 60 and is therefore a very experienced bad driver. My niece is an excellent driver and just twenty years old.