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    What modern sports bikes have you ridden?

    Similar to Marknz, in the my quest that led me to the R1 - I got to ride some good (and not so good bikes)

    K3 GSX1R, 954, MV, SV1K3, CBR6RR, 636, 998, 748, SP1, SP2, 'Bus, and some others

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    1998 Suzuki TL1000S
    2002 CBR 600 F4i
    2002 Yamaha YZF-R6
    2003 Honda CBR 954
    2003 Yamaha YZF-R1
    2004 Yamaha YZF-R6

    They were all so good with their individual characteristics. It’s almost like making love to beautiful women of different types. It was simply a beautiful experience each time.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Motoracer
    They were all so good with their individual characteristics. It’s almost like making love to beautiful women of different types. It was simply a beautiful experience each time.
    Ah, what a lovely man you are, to be sure !

    I rode a Cagiva babyRaptor 650 - and it Was a Bloke of a Bike !

    Truly Italian - stylish - responsive - powerful - and great moves....

    Couldn't have owned it without tears
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    If it's not, then it's not The End.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BestFun
    Ah, what a lovely man you are, to be sure !
    Why thank you Ms BestFun


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    Quote Originally Posted by BestFun
    Ah, what a lovely man you are, to be sure !

    I rode a Cagiva babyRaptor 650 - and it Was a Bloke of a Bike !

    Truly Italian - stylish - responsive - powerful - and great moves....

    Couldn't have owned it without tears
    Thanks for the smile you bought to my face on a gloomy Wgtn night, BestFun.

    Not too sure if I could own a bike with such a name though... "Brutale" yes, but not "Baby Raptor"
    Someday we'll look back on this, laugh nervously and change the subject.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DebK
    Thanks for the smile you bought to my face on a gloomy Wgtn night, BestFun.

    Not too sure if I could own a bike with such a name though... "Brutale" yes, but not "Baby Raptor"
    "Baby" ... as in "OOOOOHHHH BABY THAT WAS GOOOOD ! !!!!!! "

    Be as Brutale as you like, I know what I know !
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    Ha!

    Ah, so it's just a Cagiva Raptor. Crack me on the head & call me Egg. Slowly learning to recognise bike types & flava's & learnt another tonight.

    Egg, over and out for the night. Getting sleepy.
    Someday we'll look back on this, laugh nervously and change the subject.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wkid_one
    Similar to Marknz, in the my quest that led me to the R1 - I got to ride some good (and not so good bikes)

    K3 GSX1R, 954, MV, SV1K3, CBR6RR, 636, 998, 748, SP1, SP2, 'Bus, and some others
    Test rode an "03 Yamaha YZF600 yesterday and thought "what a beast!" Unfortunately I couldn't imagine riding it for 2+ hours (or even 1 hour) without serious aches and pains...felt like I was in a race ride position hunching over the tank and ready to rocket to the moon! I like fast sportsbikes but they must be comfortable for commuting and long rides.


    Zed

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    GSXR1000K3, GSX1400K2, TL1000SK1, Kwaka Z1000 '03, SV1000SK3, SV1000 naked, Hayabusa, Blackbird, MV Augusta, Cagiva Rapter 650 & 1000, GS1200SS, Bandit 1200 "03, V Strom, VTR1000, ZXR600, RSV1000, Aprillia Futura,FJR1300, RF900, Ducati 900SS, STX1300, SV650SK2........

    What I don't understand is why the bike shops start locking up their demo bikes when they see me coming??? :disapint:

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    Quote Originally Posted by DebK
    Ah, so it's just a Cagiva Raptor. .
    Hey DebK - they produced two models. The larger one was 1000 cc and generally called the Cagiva Raptor and its "little brother" the 650cc.
    For some reason the smaller engine sized model earned the appellation "Baby Raptor".

    Not indeed, "baby" as in bald-headed nipple gnasher !! (ooops, sorry Spank, no offence)
    but baby as in smaller cc rating and absolutely as much fun.....

    The story behind the development and design of the two models is very interesting and well worth reading. If I still had the links I'd provide them, but they're gone from my computer now. There are also magazine articles and such.
    Perhaps SPMan would give you the contacts, if you asked him.

    Better still, organise a ride on one Admire the unique style details. ...

    You will love your Italian - but he will throw you off if you don't treat him right !
    Everything is always okay in the end.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpy
    GSXR1000K3, GSX1400K2, TL1000SK1, Kwaka Z1000 '03, SV1000SK3, SV1000 naked, Hayabusa, Blackbird, MV Augusta, Cagiva Rapter 650 & 1000, GS1200SS, Bandit 1200 "03, V Strom, VTR1000, ZXR600, RSV1000, Aprillia Futura,FJR1300, RF900, Ducati 900SS, STX1300, SV650SK2........

    What I don't understand is why the bike shops start locking up their demo bikes when they see me coming??? :disapint:
    They don't see you - they HEAR you coming !
    Everything is always okay in the end.
    If it's not, then it's not The End.


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    FXR150, of course it's a sports bike

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    Everything from Suzuki, Triumph and Buell.

    Plus a few others

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    Just to rub it in, all of Tony Rees race bikes from his '99 R6 to '03 Superbike and all in between.
    Plus "GPz" ZX12R and a '84 GPz750 turbo.

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    99 Ducati 750SS, 98 TL1000S, 01 GS1200SS, 97 TRX850. I bought the TRX.

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