I don't know what your talking about.
I don't miss power sliding this at all....
I console my life by drinking continuously......
I don't know what your talking about.
I don't miss power sliding this at all....
I console my life by drinking continuously......
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It's the ease with which they do it - which is about how awesome the bikes are. Fart and you are doing 160.
Last edited by onearmedbandit; 9th July 2010 at 11:57. Reason: Fixed your qoute tags, you didn't get that right.
Its diametrically opposed to the sanitised existence of the Lemmings around me in the Dilbert Cartoon hell I live in; its life at full volume, perfect colour with high resolution and 10,000 watts of amplification.
Slofox, out of curiosity did you ever ride the SV thou?
No. Just the 650.
After reading through all these posts, I would have to say that overall, my impression was that I personally, am happier on the 600 - at the moment anyway. Mainly because of the more nimble handling. That little bit of extra weight in corners was noticable on the thou and it was nice to lose that back on the six. Even though I did wonder where the power had gone. Still, as has been said, the sixes will do it for you if you wind 'em up. And there's nothing quite like that screaming howl they produce from about 10k upwards...specially as you scream past the loonie who's screaming past the line of cars...
Getting back on the six after the thou made me appreciate just how nifty the six is. And how tractable. And I felt more confident on it as well. I guess the thou put a different perspective on the six. One that I appreciated.
Have to say, though, that winding the throttle a little when coming out of the first roundabout on the thou was pretty cool - until I saw the speedo...
. No pleasure is worth giving up for two more years in a rest home. Kingsley Amis
sure, the torque of thous makes em easy to ride. Now ride it like a 600, and you soon realise you need both wheels on the ground, gripping, to corner properly.
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