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    Talking The new love of my life

    Just traded-up from my GSX250 to a 98 GSX600F today, and lovin it. Got it in Palmy so first ride was back to Welly and it was awesome. After opening the throttle up for the first time (and after yelling "Holy fuck"), I was wearing a huge smile all the way back.

    p.s. anyone have any advice on how to tell your wife who is away overseas on business that although you are suppose to be saving money, you've just bought a new bike?

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    Quote Originally Posted by OMG
    p.s. anyone have any advice on how to tell your wife who is away overseas on business that although you are suppose to be saving money, you've just bought a new bike?
    Reduced stress levels?? I found myself far more relaxed on the 7, as I know, if I wanted, I could do anything I wanted, if I so wished.

    Umm, say nothing about tyres and fuel economy... let that in very slowly, sort of slip it in

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    It's good huh?

    Next step is to learn where to use the power... and get over the "I CAN SPEED EVERYWHERE!!!!!"

    It's a phase most guys go through... and you will.

    Enjoy!
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    Congrats mate.

    Don't worry bout the misses. Have a single beautiful deep red rose (or her favourite flower) sent to her wherever she is. Attach a little hand written note telling her how you miss her so much and have begun to act crazy ....... so crazy that you lost all powers of judgement:slap:

    Quote Originally Posted by ManDownUnder
    It's good huh?

    Next step is to learn where to use the power... and get over the "I CAN SPEED EVERYWHERE!!!!!"

    It's a phase most guys go through... and you will.

    Enjoy!
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    You sure guys go through it? How do you do it mate? Buying a 600 after a 250 and a 1000 after a 600 isn't really a sign of going through it is it?? ..........:spudwow: ........... ....... (just feel like dancing - don't know wart dha fark iehm dueeng avak yat dees toim

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    Well done and good choice. When I had a ride on one of those 600's I came to conclusion they were a very underated bike. Even did a 2 uptour on the one I borrowed.

    If you use the revs, keep it up in the top of rev range, you will be very surprised with how it goes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OMG
    Just traded-up from my GSX250 to a 98 GSX600F today, and lovin it. Got it in Palmy so first ride was back to Welly and it was awesome. After opening the throttle up for the first time (and after yelling "Holy fuck"), I was wearing a huge smile all the way back.

    p.s. anyone have any advice on how to tell your wife who is away overseas on business that although you are suppose to be saving money, you've just bought a new bike?
    Put a 250 sticker on the side and make sure it has the same paint job! Failing that toughen up and take the punishment. It will be worth it

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    Congrats, and Welcome to the site. Fully agree with what MDU said.... don't let the power get you into trouble.....

    Quote Originally Posted by OMG
    p.s. anyone have any advice on how to tell your wife who is away overseas on business that although you are suppose to be saving money, you've just bought a new bike?
    Hopefully you've been talking about it getting a bigger bike for a while so it's not too much of a surprise.....otherwise, you could be doing lots of favours for a while!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by OMG
    ......

    p.s. anyone have any advice on how to tell your wife who is away overseas on business that although you are suppose to be saving money, you've just bought a new bike?
    Bahahahahahahaa.

    Were do you live mate, I gotta see this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin
    Reduced stress levels?? I found myself far more relaxed on the 7, as I know, if I wanted, I could do anything I wanted, if I so wished.

    Umm, say nothing about tyres and fuel economy... let that in very slowly, sort of slip it in

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    Indeed, I thought I would tell her that it is much safer as I can overtake with much more confidence!

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    Quote Originally Posted by justsomeguy
    Congrats mate.

    Don't worry bout the misses. Have a single beautiful deep red rose (or her favourite flower) sent to her wherever she is. Attach a little hand written note telling her how you miss her so much and have begun to act crazy ....... so crazy that you lost all powers of judgement:slap:

    Might just work, though she will know something is up if I buy her flowers!

    Quote Originally Posted by justsomeguy
    You sure guys go through it?

    I'm with Justsomeguy on this one I don't think I'll go through it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    Bahahahahahahaa.

    Were do you live mate, I gotta see this.
    Just look for a Gold Katana at the top of the Rimutakas and a guy gazing adoringly at his bike, that will be me!

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    More interested in picking up technique points from the woman with the cast iron frying pan.

    Overhead or round-house type of gal?
    If a man is alone in the woods and there isn't a woke Hollywood around to call him racist, is he still white?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    More interested in picking up technique points from the woman with the cast iron frying pan.
    Yeah cheers Jim2, I was looking for support, not to provide entertainment for you

    Where do you live? I might need a place to stay when the missus kicks me out

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    I've had a 600 for a year, and I'm not seeing any signs of getting through any phase.

    OMG - I did a deal with my missus, she got a dog I got a bigger bike. Now she's got a 2nd dog I'm eyeing up an R1 (although she claims the 2nd dog was in response to the minimoto - but I can't call that a fair trade!).
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    Quote Originally Posted by madboy
    I've had a 600 for a year, and I'm not seeing any signs of getting through any phase.

    OMG - I did a deal with my missus, she got a dog I got a bigger bike. Now she's got a 2nd dog I'm eyeing up an R1 (although she claims the 2nd dog was in response to the minimoto - but I can't call that a fair trade!).
    Already got two dogs, any more and there wont be any room in the bed for me!

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