thats a hell of a nice bike oab
thats a hell of a nice bike oab
Thanks WINJA. Appreciated your advice on the bike.
I think out of the 3000+ members on this site, you could count those who are 'properly quick' on your fingers and toes. Probably wouldn't even need to take your shoes off actually. By 'properly quick' I'm talking as fast as a GOOD racer.Originally Posted by onearmedbandit
My daughter telling me like it is:"There is an old man in your face daddy!"
Good one mate
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Then by your definition Tony I'm properly average!
Nice bike dude, have fun
Built for speed, not for comfort
Oh yeah, took her out for a ride to Lincoln tonight. Suffice to say this thing is incredibly quick, stupid quick, and I haven't even fully loosened the reins yet!! Swearing in your helmet quick. It is also the first bike to make me laugh in my helmet when carving up corners. You look it goes, no fuss and what seems look no input. It just does it, and inspires shed loads of confidence at the same time. I'm still coming to grips with the change in bike feel at the moment let alone the change in the power and the way it's delivered, so I'm taking it quite easy winding on the throttle out of corners, especially after the back came way out on the 750 at the track last week. Patience is required.
Well looks like your deal might just be so good that one could say you made off like a bandit!

I don't mind tellin' ya, thats givin me a semi!Originally Posted by onearmedbandit
Mate, that is an absolute beast, I am soooo jealous. I still love that Suzuki blue/white colour combo, I guess it dates back to my love of G's.
Excuse my ignorance, and complete lack of knowledge of any bike past 1998, but what the hell is that lever on the tank side of the handlebars in the last pic?. That does'nt compute
Homer you shot the zombie Flanders !
He was a Zombie?
LMAO! Sorry Kronos, let me explain. I paralysed my left arm in a motorcycle accident in 1997, so I have converted the clutch to the right clip-on. I have no use of my left arm whatsoever so I keep it tucked up under my leathers. Hence the extra lever on the bike!
Ohhhh are you the dude that rode the motard at Paeroa for a few years... if so, that is fucking impressive to watch Go goOriginally Posted by onearmedbandit

Built for speed, not for comfort
Nah, not me. That's a guy called Nigel, used to live up north but now resides in Christchurch somewhere. Met him at a track day at Ruapuna, very approachable bloke with lots of advice.
Ah, sweet as
Built for speed, not for comfort
Have you heard the one about the one armed man who cut up his GSXR1000 with a jigsaw???
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