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| Muscle Bike Rider |
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| salty21 |
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surely the very first thing you do when buying a new bike is see how quick it is. Very strange ____________________ 04 NSR 125(sold) ---- 03 CBR 600rr(sold) ----90 pan euro ST1100 ' ' ----02 CG 125
94 CB400 Super Four ---- 2000 VTR SP1 (sold) ---- 08 ninja p8f(sold, meh) ----05 CBR600rr  |
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| Frost |
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 Frost World Chat Champion

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I've yet to ride a bike that i've not had to the throttle stop and redline within a few miles of getting on. Granted i've yet to ride anything truely mental, but i thought giving it the beans was the point of a test ride?  |
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| Muscle Bike Rider |
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 Muscle Bike Rider World Chat Champion

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lol..., oh I did give it some beans when I first got it but I was being a bit mechanicly sympathetic so never red lined it today I did and was quite impressed with how far you can push each gear on what is an old work horse. ____________________ Previously Known As A5tra_G
Old Bikes :2010 Kawasaki ER6 F & 2000 Honda VTR Firestorm
Current Bike : XJR1300
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| Moxey |
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 Moxey World Chat Champion

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I'm like that too, commuting dependency sometimes forces me to play it safe even when out for a hoon with mates.
The MZ has a rev limiter fitted in the CDI to stop conrod making a sudden exit via the crank case, only hit that limiter last Sunday coming back from camping chasing a mate on a GPZ 500 and owned the bike since last Oct.
In fact did the same on my Bandit only ever took it up to 105 with plenty more revs to spare, never really had the inclination (ahem Balls ) to fully open it up.
The CBR won't get the same luxury though  ____________________ Current: 02 FZS 1000 & 91 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Some Bike Pics...
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 _Troy_ World Chat Champion

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I can't say I've pushed my bike to the limit...yet.
The main problem I have is that as soon as you're on the redline, you really should be slowing down. Well that's true for my bike anyway.  ____________________ Current bike: ZX6R J1
Previous bikes: CLR 125 | GS500 | ZX6R G2 | SV650 |
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| Frost |
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 Frost World Chat Champion

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I've had most of my bikes flat out in top. There's a bit of motorway near by that has a nice down hill section to get you a good run up and it's completely straight and empty at 2am
This is why i exercise my self control when it comes to bike purchase  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 14 years, 179 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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