Fxr150r bucket racer for sale

**nigela** · 20th September 2009, 20:18

Originally Posted by DELLORTO

and loose 90% of the riders in new zealand......

Nah they should go back to basics.
If you can't make or repair it in your own shed without a computer then you shouldn't do it.
and if you spend more than $1000 total on the bike then you should buy a dozen beers for each person you pass

**Schrgd** · 20th September 2009, 20:25

Originally Posted by gav

OK, when you get bored with the CBR125R and it wont start because it has no fuel or something, I'll give $800 for it , only so you can move onto a new project or something. I expect it to have new bodywork and paint, along with decent slicks etc. Deal?

I'll offer $850 for your cbr when you get bored of it (and the bidding starts)!!

Question? If you got no money, how you gonna build new super bucket??

Question? What do you have to do to make an fxr not go? there's nothing to them?

Question? If someone turns up on the new yamaha 150, will you sell the cbr as well and replace it with the "125" version? (And sell me your cbr which may or may not go??)

And last but i'm sure not least.
Wouldn't it have been a good idea to research what bike to buy instead of asking question's about a possibly (probably) better option after the purchase??

Just a couple of thoughts!

**DELLORTO** · 20th September 2009, 20:33

Originally Posted by Schrgd

I'll offer $850 for your cbr when you get bored of it (and the bidding starts)!!

Question? If you got no money, how you gonna build new super bucket??

Question? What do you have to do to make an fxr not go? there's nothing to them?

Question? If someone turns up on the new yamaha 150, will you sell the cbr as well and replace it with the "125" version? (And sell me your cbr which may or may not go??)

And last but i'm sure not least.
Wouldn't it have been a good idea to research what bike to buy instead of asking question's about a possibly (probably) better option after the purchase??

Just a couple of thoughts!

keep going! you should be buying a brain not a bike......

**DELLORTO** · 20th September 2009, 20:35

Originally Posted by nigela

Nah they should go back to basics.
If you can't make or repair it in your own shed without a computer then you shouldn't do it.
and if you spend more than $1000 total on the bike then you should buy a dozen beers for each person you pass

i dono i heard that senek of yours is secretly running a high compression piston and 200cc bore kit

**Schrgd** · 20th September 2009, 20:40

Buying a brain????

Pot, kettle, black, Max!

My bike's fine, starts everytime,

**nigela** · 20th September 2009, 20:46

Originally Posted by DELLORTO

i dono i heard that senek of yours is secretly running a high compression piston and 200cc bore kit

Nah If the Senke had 200cc I might be able to keep up with you.
Maybe fat people shoud be allowed bigger engines, if we worked it out by power to weight ratio I would be allowed a Hayabusa

**DELLORTO** · 20th September 2009, 20:49

Originally Posted by Schrgd

Buying a brain????

Pot, kettle, black, Max!

My bike's fine, starts everytime,

can you just go away......my bike went fine, its not that im too lazy to fix it its just i want a fresh start and im sick of running around trying to get my bike working, im learning how to ride and im jsut starting to get good, but if i have to fix my bike all the time ill never do any riding {i dont mind the ocasional fix but this bike has spend hours in various work shops with problems}

my bike was in a junkyard its whole life and from the start the bike was giving me greif......i just want a new bike and your trying to mock me.....well you obviously have nothing better to do.....

I hope this explains to you why i got a new bike, -MAX

**DELLORTO** · 20th September 2009, 20:54

Originally Posted by nigela

Nah If the Senke had 200cc I might be able to keep up with you.
Maybe fat people shoud be allowed bigger engines, if we worked it out by power to weight ratio I would be allowed a Hayabusa

the senke does have good power of the straight i found when i was behind you, those tires you had on it are not very good for confidence

......your lucky you havt had a wet meeting yet!

only 2 weeks until royshill! cant wait......hopefuly its good weather

**Schrgd** · 20th September 2009, 20:56

Sorry mate i'm not trying to mock you, just asked a couple of question? don't take it to heart. And i never said you were lazy!!!!!!!!!
I saw how hard your dad tried to start your bike yesterday.
Good luck with the honda. will you be at mt welly next month with it?

**nigela** · 20th September 2009, 21:02

Originally Posted by DELLORTO

the senke does have good power of the straight i found when i was behind you, those tires you had on it are not very good for confidence

......your lucky you havt had a wet meeting yet!

only 2 weeks until royshill! cant wait......hopefuly its good weather

We don't have wet meetings when we book the track we book sunshine too
Those tyres are ok you can still corner with the pegs on the ground.
I just have to get back into the grove after the February accident.
I think I have coaxed some more power out of the Senke. but I will be loaning that out to be raced by a friend. I intend on riding "the evil one" I can't let that bike beat me. It has a mean power band and likes going mono, but that could just be my weight over the back wheel.

**DELLORTO** · 20th September 2009, 21:03

Originally Posted by Schrgd

Sorry mate i'm not trying to mock you, just asked a couple of question? don't take it to heart. And i never said you were lazy!!!!!!!!!
I saw how hard your dad tried to start your bike yesterday.
Good luck with the honda. will you be at mt welly next month with it?

thanks alright, the bike was kicked alot and bump started alot but it just wouldnt go....

i missed out on being taught by karl morgan which was the worst part {and loosing points} so it was time to flick the bike.....i had soo much interest i just couldnt resist, i have to say im used to good technology.When i did motorcross i had a good relible bike whcih made it easy and fun.

Ill deffinitly be at mt wellington next month!! with the cbr, me and the honda guys {with the cbr125r} are going to share technology and bike set-up whcih shoudl be good. -MAX

**DELLORTO** · 20th September 2009, 21:04

Originally Posted by nigela

We don't have wet meetings when we book the track we book sunshine too
Those tyres are ok you can still corner with the pegs on the ground.
I just have to get back into the grove after the February accident.
I think I have coaxed some more power out of the Senke. but I will be loaning that out to be raced by a friend. I intend on riding "the evil one" I can't let that bike beat me. It has a mean power band and likes going mono, but that could just be my weight over the back wheel.

if it gets too much your welocme to take my cbr out,

**NOID** · 21st September 2009, 10:14

i was looking for a cb until the kawa poped up ! hopfully ill see you at ROYs if i get mine finished, dam work keeps taking up my bike building time

**DELLORTO** · 21st September 2009, 17:05

what are you doing to the bike?? i thought it was ready to race..

i hope it goes well, i dont have an money to give it a power comander or scorpion exhaust yet so it might not be like my fxr, in saying that at least it will go!

**Buckets4Me** · 21st September 2009, 19:32

Originally Posted by nigela

Nah they should go back to basics.
If you can't make or repair it in your own shed without a computer then you shouldn't do it.
and if you spend more than $1000 total on the bike then you should buy a dozen beers for each person you pass

I've spent more than $1000 total (and have a veryfast bucket)
can everyone buy me (only one) beer everytime they pass me

I'm going to become an alky