congrats Marko...yu've got yrself a gr8 bike!!!!

after u get yr licence, practice taking her out in the REAL traffic....thats the ultimate endurance test for n00bs...
answering yr questions:
marko wrote:- Really quiet roads
in city: early mornings or late nights...or Necklace Road at other times
marko wrote:- decent road surface
most of the main roads u r likely yo encounter....
marko wrote:- Heavy corners...
i wudnt recommend u to try fast cornering in hyderabad. for all u know an autorickshaw or a buffalo coming on the wrong side might kiss u headlong...
marko wrote:- Interesting scenery
Jubilee Hills in city
marko wrote:- Lots of hills
...same as above
marko wrote:- 30-50 miles around
since u r country boy who appreciates wide open spaces...i suggest a bike trip to Srisailam. its actually a pilgrimage town on lush green hills and a river. Road on the hill is closed after nightfall till dawn, so u've to start yr journey pretty early in the morn. its abt 4 -5 hrs ride if i am not mistaken. it will be a great trip.
Another is a trip to Nagarjunsagar Dam.
Malakie's idea is also good, but he should give more details abt the name of the village etc.
marko wrote:I'll (hopefully) be picking up my learner licence on Sat, and i'm going to venture out into the countryside
on Sunday.
u better wait for yr permanent licence next month before u venture out of town. till then u practice in the city traffic, atleast make yrself familiar with the route from yr home to madhapur, punjagutta, begumpet and necklace road.
marko wrote:ah yes, while i'm on the topic, does anyone know anywhere in Hyderabad that I can get Chrome polish? all the bike shops i've asked in just look at me blankly and offer me scooter wax.
as Malakie said King Kothi/Ram Kothi is a good place for bike accesories. i can give u directions or better take someone who knows the area with u. if i am free i will be glad to take u there.