Advantages of a twin over a single?

**koba** · 26th July 2009, 10:59

Originally Posted by quallman1234

It certainly isn't slow. When i rode it at easter, i managed to beat ALL the fxr's bar one (at kaitoke in the last race).

With conti gos on it...

Must be an awesome bike aye

**speedpro** · 26th July 2009, 13:42

#15 used to belong to Murray Cross . . . . ages ago

**Henk** · 26th July 2009, 15:13

I'm realy hapy that CB singles are perceived as slow. Gives me a possible excuse for being hopeless other than the fact that I suck. Of course this means that I have to be careful not to let anyone who can actually ride anywhere near it.

**Pumba** · 26th July 2009, 21:31

Originally Posted by fi5hy

Yea this one

Thats right that one is a CB, I have ridden it as well and it is a very strong competitive engine, shame bout the frame and seating position

**speedpro** · 26th July 2009, 21:38

More correctly the engine is an XL125S, good head and nice gearbox.

**speedpro** · 26th July 2009, 21:39

More correctly the engine is an XL125S, good head and nice gearbox. A CB125N engine looks similar but only has a 5-speed though they do come with a useable disc front end

**Bend-it** · 29th July 2009, 12:56

Originally Posted by Yow Ling

I think quite alot of people have fantasies about twins

Originally Posted by crazyhorse

Twins sound horny - gotta get one - hmmmmmmmm!

Originally Posted by speedpro

More correctly the engine is an XL125S, good head and nice gearbox.

Sorry, I've gotten a little lost here... but is the XL125 a single or twin?

'coz twins and good head in the same sentence might just be too much for some of us young 'uns here!!

**Kickaha** · 29th July 2009, 13:35

Originally Posted by Bend-it

Sorry, I've gotten a little lost here... but is the XL125 a single or twin?

Single....

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