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| mr jamez |
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 mr jamez World Chat Champion

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With the sports 600's its a case of test riding them really because they all do what they are supposed to very well. I've only ever had a go on one, a TT600 which is getting on now, they're fucking fun
Though what I will say is if you're mainly doing short commutes why get a shiney/expensive sports bike that gives you sore wrists and an aching back? its only worth it if you give it the large one quite regularly imo. ____________________ NSR 125F > BROS 400 > NC30 > BROS 400 > Trumpet S4 > '97 VFR 750 |
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 steveo Two Stroke Sniffer
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I know it doesnt make sense to me either!
I guess part of me just wants something that looks the mutts! (thats being honest) I also want something i can ride down to the coast (50 miles) and things like that.
I was also thining about the 2004/5 GSXR600 which is cheaper...
I guess really what are most 600's desgined for other than the track, and most people dont use them only for the track  ____________________ 2003 - SV650S - SILVER |
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Get whichever works best for you. There is so little to split them nowadays none of them are "bad" bikes. ____________________ My Flickr |
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07 GSXR 600
1. keeping a gixxer outside under a cover is no issue, trust me! just a pain in the arse to keep it clean, its a labour of love
2. I do the same commute everyday, comfortable enough good fuel economy if that bothers you, the only downside is that riding it slowly bores the hell out of you and you spend the whole commute longing for the open road, then you find it and blast!
3. Fantastic fun, great bike, looks the nuts
Buy one, but not the same colour as mine, im proud of idividuality  |
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nope, that is one of the other 4 or 5 in the country, or so im told  |
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that corona paint job is damn sexy!
I should add that my commute isnt through london or anything like that, mostly a and b roads and not too congested.
I honestly thought the finish on suzukis was below par from what i have read although i had an sv for a year without problems, i guess stereotypes last.
I am so confused at the moment! Im heading towards a slightly older bike now like a 2003 R6 or 2004/5 GSXR, although they still go for a reasonable amount and it makes you wonder if its a false economy when you can pay just a little more and get something much newer and lower mileage.
Thanks for the replies, it really helps, especially from those who already ride in simlar circs!  ____________________ 2003 - SV650S - SILVER |
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Why not get an 04 plate like you said and buy a cheap hack as well? ____________________ www.southwestbikers.com
Tristan The said 'Dunno what my pace will be like, fastish slow puncture on the rear and if I go too fast I risk my 'keys' falling out' |
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Use a CBR600f2 for my commute and lunchtime fun
Agree they do hurt your wrists a tad but you soon forget about it once you hit a bit of clear road
The f2 is more tourer than the RR but still makes me smile like a kid at christmas as i roll up the slip road and all the arses in their "sports cars" or company beemers get left for dead. ____________________ (L)users...Disk space is to good for them.
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