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| CockNose |
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 CockNose Two Stroke Sniffer
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| veeeffarr |
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| Trill |
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This should be interesting
My personal opinion is the RS125 but this is tainted because i owned one and havnt ridden a nsr125 :p
Aka a very bias'd opinion but i liked it :p ____________________ Chrome don't get you home but it sure makes you look good pushing it there.
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| colin1 |
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| byke95 |
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 byke95 World Chat Champion

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When I first got into bikes I wanted an RS125 as I thought they looked better. Simple really.
I think the RS is more 'race like' ergonomics wise and the NSR is more user friendly (in keeping with the Honda ethos ofr every bike they make).
You made a good start by not asking which is faster!
PS don't go down that road! |
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| ducati455 |
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 ducati455 Two Stroke Sniffer

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| chalky143 |
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It depends what your looking for, speed, practiallity or both, if both go for nsr, practicallity go for cg if you want race i would go for the cagiva mito or rs, (i prefer the mito, its more mental and partly becuse i have one ) but i would go for rs because its not as bad around town and you can have alot of fun on it to  ____________________ Current bike :: sv650 minitwin race bike
Previous bikes::cbr600 steelie race bike, 1989 Honda vfr750f, 2013 Honda fireblade, 2013 Ducati multistrata 1200s, 2012 Triumph street triple R, 1999 yamaha r6, vfr 800, ducati 600ss, vfr 400x2, ntv 650, bandit 600, cagiva mito 125, aprilia rs 50, honda c90x2, honda hornet 600x2, cbr 600, aprilia rx50, suzuki katana
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| bryce86 |
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 bryce86 Two Stroke Sniffer
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Depends on how much your willing to pay on insurance.
For example, my mate is thinking about getting either of the two. He's 19, 1yrs no claims, £1000 bike, 2k miles/year, TPFT.
Aprilla RS125 - £537.46
Honda NSR125 - £117.22
As you can see there's a big difference, it'll be mainly to do with the style and type of people that ride these.
HTH
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| bryce86 |
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 bryce86 Two Stroke Sniffer
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 161 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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