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    05 Model looks nice in black.
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    Marty

    Ever notice that anyone slower than you is an idiot, but anyone going faster is a maniac?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aff-man
    Wait a couple months and the gixxer will be "modified"
    Are you going to paint it black and make it sexier like I suggested..?

    BROoo put a blow off valve on it! And nos. And those stickery flame jobs....

    Have fun

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    Quote Originally Posted by tristank
    Are you going to paint it black and make it sexier like I suggested..?

    BROoo put a blow off valve on it! And nos. And those stickery flame jobs....

    Have fun
    I AM THE EXHUASTS. I AM THE SPINNARS.
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    if you have a face afterwards well... that depends how you act...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WINJA
    THAT FRAME THING WAS JUST A FEW EXAMPLES , AND IF YOU HIT A WALL AT 200KMH THE FRAME WILL BE THE LEAST OF YOUR WORRIES, CONSIDERING IT WAS THE WELD THAT BROKE 2KG SEEMS LIKE A LOT OF EXTRA WELD,
    I THINK BIKES ARE TOO LIGHT , A GSXR CAN BE 5 KG HEAVIER AND JOE AVERAGE WOULDNT NOTICE , HOW EVER FOR THAT EXTRA 5 KG HE COULD HAVE
    THICKER PAINT , BUILT IN CRASH PROTECTION , A BIGGER TANK , AND A FREE ALARM SYSTEM , GRANTED THE K5 AND K6 HAVE CODED KEYS
    But it wouldn't win the Brochure GP then.
    Speed doesn't kill people.
    Stupidity kills people.

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    GSXR's Hideous Hellens of the bike world. I really don't see what you guys like about them but each to thier own I guess...

    Sever
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    you're just another lost soul about to be mine again
    see her, you'll never free her
    you must surrender it all
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    This is another nice colour scheme. Black/Yellow.
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    Marty

    Ever notice that anyone slower than you is an idiot, but anyone going faster is a maniac?

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    Na, that colour doesn't do it for me. Masterpiece of a bike though.


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    Screw how much the bike weighs, I bet a lot more weight depends on the rider, and his pies.
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    if you have a face afterwards well... that depends how you act...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WINJA
    THAT FRAME THING WAS JUST A FEW EXAMPLES , AND IF YOU HIT A WALL AT 200KMH THE FRAME WILL BE THE LEAST OF YOUR WORRIES, CONSIDERING IT WAS THE WELD THAT BROKE 2KG SEEMS LIKE A LOT OF EXTRA WELD,
    I THINK BIKES ARE TOO LIGHT , A GSXR CAN BE 5 KG HEAVIER AND JOE AVERAGE WOULDNT NOTICE , HOW EVER FOR THAT EXTRA 5 KG HE COULD HAVE
    THICKER PAINT , BUILT IN CRASH PROTECTION , A BIGGER TANK , AND A FREE ALARM SYSTEM , GRANTED THE K5 AND K6 HAVE CODED KEYS
    More like 2kg is alot to leave out of a frame weld

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    Quote Originally Posted by matthewt
    At least they kept the stunning exhaust
    Ahhh, at long last, someone around here who also enjoys scarcism.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brains
    More like 2kg is alot to leave out of a frame weld
    STILL 5 KG LIGHTER THAN THAT STEAMING PILE OF SHIT YOU CALL A BIKE

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    Quote Originally Posted by WINJA
    STILL 5 KG LIGHTER THAN THAT STEAMING PILE OF SHIT YOU CALL A BIKE
    Why would I be worried about weight cock? I'm a huge powerful bastard that don't take no shit from winga's like you, you hairy little ratfink.

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    can some intelligent and highly skilled person find a dunmb arse [that would be me]...any info on the k6 gsxr 750...pics are good to...and I love links...

    Thank you
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    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WINJA
    THIS IS IT IN RED AND BLACK, FOR SALE AT THE MOMENT IN THE USA , AND HERE SOON I BELIEVE

    we should be seeing the first ones before Xmas.. no price change as of yet but the strong Kiwi $ might bring it down a bit

    from Suzuki.com (USA site)

    Engine Features
    998.6cc 4-stroke, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine for increased power, torque and acceleration - includes several features to reduce friction and reciprocating mass
    Electronic fuel injection system features the Suzuki Dual Throttle Valve SystemTM (SDTV) - maintains optimum air velocity in the intake tract for smooth low-to-mid rpm throttle response and high torque output - includes Auto Fast Idle System (AFIS)
    Compact double-barrel throttle body design with large 52mm bores for improved power, plus narrow pitch between outer and inner bores - allows use of narrow airbox, fuel tank and bodywork to provide more room for rider's knees/elbows
    Twin injectors per throttle body for improved throttle response and acceleration - primary injector operates under all conditions while secondary injector operates under high rpm/heavy load conditions to further increase engine output
    Compact cylinder head features large 30mm intake and 24mm exhaust ports, plus smaller combustion chamber and higher 12.5 :1 compression ratio for high power output
    Titanium intake and exhaust valves with larger 4.5mm stems for increased strength
    Light weight forged pistons featuring chrome-nitride coated upper compression and oil control rings to reduce friction and improve sealing
    Reinforced crankshaft and chrome-moly connecting rods, plus recalibrated balancer shaft for dependable high rpm operation
    Back-torque limiting clutch allows smooth downshifts, plus a rack and pinion operating system provides more positive clutch feel
    Close-ratio transmission for strong acceleration, plus specially designed shift forks for smoother shifting
    Large trapezoidal-shaped radiator provides high cooling capacity, plus compact cooling fan design further improves efficiency - system includes high-capacity radiator-type oil cooler
    Suzuki Advanced Exhaust System (SAES) - all titanium system designed and positioned to keep mass low and close to the centerline of the machine, plus decrease drag and increase cornering bank angle
    Suzuki Exhaust Tuning SystemTM (SET) regulates exhaust pressure waves to suit running conditions and maintain optimum engine torque
    ECM-controlled PAIR (Pulsed-AIR) system - operation based on throttle position and engine rpm to reduce HC, CO and NOx emissions
    New-design generator supplies power to a compact maintenance-free battery
    Chassis Features
    Compact overall chassis dimensions including short reach from seat to handlebars, low footpegs, short/narrow fuel tank, low seat height - all designed for improved rider comfort and mobility
    Wind-tunnel-developed bodywork with narrow vertical headlights and specially-placed ram-air ducts, plus turn signals integrated with mirrors and tail-section for minimal frontal area and low drag
    Bright 55/65W headlight and LED taillight with clear external lens
    Compact instrument cluster features an analog tach with rpm indicator, digital speedometer and new gear indicator - also includes LCD odometer-tripmeters, coolant temp., clock and EFI diagnostics
    Lightweight aluminum frame with combination cast and extruded spar construction for precisely calculated rigidity - frame design concentrates engine mass more toward the center of the machine for improved handling
    Braced aluminum swingarm is lightweight with high rigidity - right side arm is shaped to tuck in the exhaust for improved cornering clearance
    Fully adjustable 43mm inverted fork features Diamond Like Carbon (DLC) coated stanchion tubes to reduce friction and improve response - includes cross-mounted steering damper
    Fully adjustable piggy-back shock absorber with linear rate linkage system for improved suspension response and feedback
    Radial-mount four-piston front brake calipers with large 310mm rotors and radial-mount master cylinder for optimum lever feel and feedback
    Bridgestone radial tires mounted on cast aluminum wheels featuring thin spoke design with optimized wall thickness to reduce unsprung weight



    i like THIS color
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    Life is tough. It's tougher when you're stupid

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waylander
    GSXR's Hideous Hellens of the bike world. I really don't see what you guys like about them but each to thier own I guess...

    then you havnt ridden one Waylander..once you do you will know.. these things have surical handling, snap the throttle open and feel your eyeballs flatten into your head, grab the anchors and they will stop on a dime and give you 8 cents change..not only that , but they are one of the most COMFORTABLE litre class sportbikes on the market..

    ive ridden my share of Cruisers ( probably more than my share) and almost every sportbike aailable in NZ ( Grey market o otherwise) and find the gix Thou to be the Shizzle..
    Life is tough. It's tougher when you're stupid

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