Quote by flower411
Surely it`s a Silver Power Rangers morphing motorbike !!
Where's that bloody ban button gone!! :shock:
Actually these passed me last week at the Great North Run - bastards!!
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Flower. It is obvious here that you do not like " new bikes ". Thats fine but to own an old bike you need to have a degree in engineering. :lol:
How anyone can say the sportsbikes of today are not the best ever made, I just do not know.
They have the power and the handling and the stopping, and most certainly the looks. Older bikes look just that.......old.
Thank goodness we have moved on from the old British rubbish they used to churn out. No wonder they all went skint. Thankfully Triumph have made a comeback, but to do that they have had to look and go like a Jap bike. Good luck to them as they seem to have done a good job.
:lol: How anyone can say the sportsbikes of today are not the best ever made, I just do not know.
They have the power and the handling and the stopping, and most certainly the looks. Older bikes look just that.......old.
Thank goodness we have moved on from the old British rubbish they used to churn out. No wonder they all went skint. Thankfully Triumph have made a comeback, but to do that they have had to look and go like a Jap bike. Good luck to them as they seem to have done a good job.
Without greatest bike rider of all times.
No matter what machine Rossi stands alone.
Aprillia,honda and yamaha.
The last 500cc first 1000cc champion and now the 800 cc champion.
More wins at the top level than any other person in history.
8th championship the return of the king!
and if your coming to the nec i'll be in my fiat yamaha top so come say hello.
No matter what machine Rossi stands alone.
Aprillia,honda and yamaha.
The last 500cc first 1000cc champion and now the 800 cc champion.
More wins at the top level than any other person in history.
8th championship the return of the king!
and if your coming to the nec i'll be in my fiat yamaha top so come say hello.
as ive tested and rode a lot of bikes this year here is a run down of what i consider the best and at what.
Brakes:Yamaha R1/R6.
Engine:Suzuki gsxr 1000
Handling:Honda fireblade 2008.
Grin Factor:Ktm Superduke 990.
Everyday fast bike:Honda cb1000r 2008.
Scooter:Yamaha T-max 500cc.
Best value:Triumph street triple R 2008.
Bike which broke the most
ucati monster.
Felt the fastest:Suzuki Gsxr 1000.
Best to carry Burgman 650.
Best pose at traffic lights:Yamaha 2008 V-max.
Fastest speed recorded:Yoshimura Gsxr 1000R 209mph.
Best bike for new qualified rider:
Honda CB600f Hornet 2008 or Kawasaki 250r ninja.
Brakes:Yamaha R1/R6.
Engine:Suzuki gsxr 1000
Handling:Honda fireblade 2008.
Grin Factor:Ktm Superduke 990.
Everyday fast bike:Honda cb1000r 2008.
Scooter:Yamaha T-max 500cc.
Best value:Triumph street triple R 2008.
Bike which broke the most
ucati monster.Felt the fastest:Suzuki Gsxr 1000.
Best to carry Burgman 650.
Best pose at traffic lights:Yamaha 2008 V-max.
Fastest speed recorded:Yoshimura Gsxr 1000R 209mph.
Best bike for new qualified rider:
Honda CB600f Hornet 2008 or Kawasaki 250r ninja.
Quote by kentswingers777
Flower. It is obvious here that you do not like " new bikes ". Thats fine but to own an old bike you need to have a degree in engineering.
How anyone can say the sportsbikes of today are not the best ever made, I just do not know.
They have the power and the handling and the stopping, and most certainly the looks. Older bikes look just that.......old.
Thank goodness we have moved on from the old British rubbish they used to churn out. No wonder they all went skint. Thankfully Triumph have made a comeback, but to do that they have had to look and go like a Jap bike. Good luck to them as they seem to have done a good job.
To millions, they look stylish, and classic. Innovative in some cases too.
Quote by winchwench
Flower. It is obvious here that you do not like " new bikes ". Thats fine but to own an old bike you need to have a degree in engineering.
How anyone can say the sportsbikes of today are not the best ever made, I just do not know.
They have the power and the handling and the stopping, and most certainly the looks. Older bikes look just that.......old.
Thank goodness we have moved on from the old British rubbish they used to churn out. No wonder they all went skint. Thankfully Triumph have made a comeback, but to do that they have had to look and go like a Jap bike. Good luck to them as they seem to have done a good job.
To millions, they look stylish, and classic. Innovative in some cases too.
Millions may well be a slight over exageration. :lol:
hwoar:
Sex God
Quote by splendid_
Or what about a nice race replica?
Whats happened to me piccie?
photobucket has deleted it. Probably because they think the bike is pap.
:laughabove:
Sex God
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Sorry to hijack but didnt wanna start a new one when this was still in the first 5 pages lol
Deks wanting to get a seat built for his ducati?? and has an option for gel or foam. Has anyone tried both and whats the difference?? Its £40 extra for the gel with the seat he has decided on so if its better is it worth the £40??
Thanks in advance
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Sorry to hijack but didnt wanna start a new one when this was still in the first 5 pages lol
Deks wanting to get a seat built for his ducati?? and has an option for gel or foam. Has anyone tried both and whats the difference?? Its £40 extra for the gel with the seat he has decided on so if its better is it worth the £40??
Thanks in advance
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Sex God
With pushbikes I have always favoured the Gel saddle over the foam one as it proves more comfortable...
Sex God
Would i be right in thinking thats its because gel moulds to you? where foam sorta stays foamy? Sure i heard that somewhere but dont know where or indeed if its true?
Sex God
Quote by TanKinky
Would i be right in thinking thats its because gel moulds to you? where foam sorta stays foamy? Sure i heard that somewhere but dont know where or indeed if its true?
I think thats about it yes :-)
Sex God
Quote by flower411
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That`ll go down in history as a classic !! :shock:
Well if it does go down you'll need a bloody crane to pick the bugger up again. :lol2:
OK here's mine....
Why did I buy it? Well it's my first bike so I need something that's reliable, easy to ride, cheap to insure and fast enough to sometimes scare me (and occasionally others) and that wouldn't be too much of a handfull for me while I get used to riding.
Warming the Bed
Quote by flower411
In the photos of my dad there are three others with Vincent 1000`s and my dad with an ariel 600 ...
Was that what was known as the square 4 ?
Or am I getting
Blimey ... yeah .. the ariel was a square four !!
the sqare 4 was a 1000cc I believe :?
This is my moped
