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KrazyGixxerBoy
10th December 2010, 16:45
So today I waved farewell to my trusty old Gixxer 1100.:crybaby:
We've seen some great roads, met some great people but it was time to mover her on to make way for my new baby!

Biktranz will hopefully have her to me by the end of next week so will need a baptising ride over the tukas.

Rych
10th December 2010, 17:12
mmmm nice fireblade there, will be fun times!

hayd3n
10th December 2010, 17:16
mmmm another honda rider
(you know what they say about honda riders)

gale_wolf
10th December 2010, 18:11
I see you had a '90 model 11, I had the '89. It also felt like the end of an era to me when I sold my reliable bullet proof 1100K. Loving my Gixxer Thou now but I do miss the old 11. :bye:
Good times ahead with the new ride, enjoy.

Quasi
10th December 2010, 18:21
So today I waved farewell to my trusty old Gixxer 1100.:crybaby:
We've seen some great roads, met some great people but it was time to mover her on to make way for my new baby!

Biktranz will hopefully have her to me by the end of next week so will need a baptising ride over the tukas.

Oh Cripes - another blardy pumpkin!!!:gob:
Why you sell the lovely gixxer. she was a damm fine machine. Ah well - look forward to meeting the new toy but dont know about riding with a gay honda tho:sick:

SMOKEU
10th December 2010, 19:11
I'm looking at buying a GSXR1100 for my next bike. Are they nice to ride in the twisties or are they really heavy?

shafty
11th December 2010, 03:07
Commiserations and Congratulations.

Post up again on this thread when you realise:

"Shit I should have kept it as well as getting the Repsol"

Hawkeye
11th December 2010, 06:37
Nice set of wheels there mate. Give me a shout when your going to christen her on the Takas:yes:

Muppet
11th December 2010, 15:39
Jesus talk about night and day! Going from a GSXR1100 to a Fireblade? You won't regret it.

_STAIN_
11th December 2010, 16:14
mmmm another honda rider
(you know what they say about honda riders)

homo !!!!!

geeze... best change your name KrazyFagBoy

Milts
11th December 2010, 21:18
Shame to see the old bike go (and go it could IIRC) but that looks like an excellent replacement, congrats.

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:27
homo !!!!!

geeze... best change your name KrazyFagBoy

blah blah blah...methinks your intimidated! lol.:innocent:

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:29
I'm looking at buying a GSXR1100 for my next bike. Are they nice to ride in the twisties or are they really heavy?

I always enjoyed it on the twisties (except for one altercation with an armco barrier!)...They're definately heavy but I was used to it and a few people will attest that I kept up alright.

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:35
Oh Cripes - another blardy pumpkin!!!:gob:
Why you sell the lovely gixxer. she was a damm fine machine. Ah well - look forward to meeting the new toy but dont know about riding with a gay honda tho:sick:

Haha, not you as well! :gob: Bryce giving me a hard time too....still, I've got broad shoulders and can take all of your criticisms knowing that your knees are trembling in intimidation of the big orange beast!

Honestly though, long overdue for a cruise! gotta catch up soon. :yes:

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:37
Shame to see the old bike go (and go it could IIRC) but that looks like an excellent replacement, congrats.

Cheers Milts...she certainly could go!....only thing holding her back was the skill level of the rider! lol.

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:40
I see you had a '90 model 11, I had the '89. It also felt like the end of an era to me when I sold my reliable bullet proof 1100K. Loving my Gixxer Thou now but I do miss the old 11. :bye:
Good times ahead with the new ride, enjoy.

I'm hearing ya GW...certainly was bullet proof. 170,000km's and still going strong!

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:42
Commiserations and Congratulations.

Post up again on this thread when you realise:

"Shit I should have kept it as well as getting the Repsol"

lol...nah she was past it...I may try and sneak a gixxa thou in there as well though!

_STAIN_
12th December 2010, 18:42
blah blah blah...methinks your intimidated! lol.:innocent:

bring it on big boy, the Ninja is waiting for our next poodle over the hill... maybe next sat. to manfield ?

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 18:46
bring it on big boy, the Ninja is waiting for our next poodle over the hill... maybe next sat. to manfield ?

Hope I can make it out! Still gotta organise biketranz in the morning so all depends on how fast they can get it to me. Definately catch up soon though.

_STAIN_
12th December 2010, 18:50
Hope I can make it out! Still gotta organise biketranz in the morning so all depends on how fast they can get it to me. Definately catch up soon though.

they will be real busy this time of year, maybe we should take the ute for a run, where is it ?

gale_wolf
12th December 2010, 19:05
I'm hearing ya GW...certainly was bullet proof. 170,000km's and still going strong!
Yep, I sold mine at 155,000km's and it too was still going strong. Helluva bike the GSXR-1100!

KrazyGixxerBoy
12th December 2010, 19:23
they will be real busy this time of year, maybe we should take the ute for a run, where is it ?

It's up in Takapuna. Only problem is I'm really busy at the mo and can't really spare the time. I was going to fly up and ride it back but it still stuffs a day for me...

SMOKEU
12th December 2010, 20:30
I always enjoyed it on the twisties (except for one altercation with an armco barrier!)...They're definately heavy but I was used to it and a few people will attest that I kept up alright.

I'll probably either get one of them or an FZR1000 EXUP for my next bike.

KrazyGixxerBoy
13th December 2010, 14:40
I'll probably either get one of them or an FZR1000 EXUP for my next bike.

Go the CBR mate...I had an FZR1000 (although it was the year before the EXIP came out) and it was ok but the CBR is something else!

SMOKEU
13th December 2010, 14:50
Go the CBR mate...I had an FZR1000 (although it was the year before the EXIP came out) and it was ok but the CBR is something else!

The early 90s CBR1000 is more of a touring bike than a proper sports bike. They weigh a lot more than the FZR1000 as well.

imdying
13th December 2010, 15:36
I'll probably either get one of them or an FZR1000 EXUP for my next bike.Any of the CBR900s, much lighter.

SMOKEU
13th December 2010, 15:56
Any of the CBR900s, much lighter.

I just watched some CBR900RR videos on Youtube with cameras filming the speedo, they look like they accelerate reasonably well.

imdying
13th December 2010, 17:54
First of the hyperbikes, can't go far wrong.