Possibly a dumb question

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Zobo Kolonie, Jan 17, 2004.

  1. Zobo Kolonie

    tallbloke Guest

    Nearly. It's the one with the QD screen and skinny front end that does
    around 125 mph once you've rejetted and changed the mufflers for something
    less muffled.
     
    tallbloke, Jan 18, 2004
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  2. Back and front mudguards are plastic, not that heavy. If I was desparately
    worried about unsprung weight, I'd fit trick lightweight mag wheels, USD
    forks, ally swingarm and fill the tyres with helium.
    No shit. I'm torn between sending my pennies to Hagons and chopping the
    thing in for an R6.
     
    pseudoplatypus, Jan 18, 2004
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  3. Zobo Kolonie

    Owen Guest

    Er, dumb questions, oh yeah, folks always come up with my name, don't
    they... (B*st*rds...)...

    Think street dragster, nice straight line acceleration... woof......
    Oh, er, ditto and all that...
    Down to peoples perceptions and interpretations...
    Thank you...
    Kinda f*cked for riding in the UK then, aren't you...
    Back in the real world, motorcycles, generally speaking, will do much
    more than you may think them capable of... add in uprated suspension
    (especially the front end) and the best tyres you can get for your
    budget... You may be suprised...
    And, whats even better, if you can ride a cruiser well you will find
    most other bikes p*ss easy...
    Are you thaying that with a lithp?
    Give me a shout, assuming my shoulder isn't still playing up, I can
    show you some very sporty roads down this way... we do twisties too...

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    Owen, Jan 19, 2004
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