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  1. #16
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    I used to get 200ish.
    I thought I'd park my skyline and work on it when I got the 250, I got as far as parking it then lost interest, now it's sitting in lots of bits
    Quote Originally Posted by Dean View Post
    Ok im coming out of my closet just this one time , I too kinda have a curvy figure which makes it worse beacuse im a guy. Well the waist kinda goes in and the bum pushes out. When I was in college the girls in my year would slap me on the arse and squeeze because apparently it is firm, tight... I wear jeans
    .....if I find this as a signature Ill hunt you down, serious, capice?

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    man hope i dont do that not really goint take it apart just put things on

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    180 if I use it for commuting only (I commute 'hard') or if im going for a cruise its maybe 200-230

    12Litres I think

    and yeah riding in rain is tricker, you just dont follow so close, turn on paint or manholes, or lean over so far (stick ur bum out instead if you have to around a corner fast)
    I only posted this because of the global economic crisis

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    Hehe djliegh. Im new to biking too, and i went out for a good cruise out to diamond harbour and littleton on sunday ..

    Im still a bit noobish, but on this one tight corner that said 35, i entered at 70, hard on the brakes, down into 2nd at about 50 ish then gave it a almighty squirt just on the apex ...

    Best feeling of my life and now im truly hooked Just remember its a steep learning curve.
    Invest the money and time and do some staying alive courses as i've done...
    I learnt sooo much survival skills and i'd say its fully and completely worth it

    Welcome to the site btw.
    "Speed has never killed anyone!.... Suddenly becoming stationary, That's what gets you" - Jeremy Clarkson, Season 3 Topgear

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    Quote Originally Posted by .produKt
    Invest the money and time and do some staying alive courses as i've done...
    I learnt sooo much survival skills and i'd say its fully and completely worth it
    Welcome to KB. $$$$ spent on lessons is $$$$ well spent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djleigh
    one more Q how many km's do ya get out of a full tank on one of these bikes
    Once stalled the bike at 180. Usually get about 190-200 before I can feel it running on fumes.

    Sniper 320 -- you sure??

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    Quote Originally Posted by .produKt
    Invest the money and time and do some staying alive courses as i've done...
    I learnt sooo much survival skills and i'd say its fully and completely worth it
    Which courses do you recommend?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pyrocam
    180 if I use it for commuting only (I commute 'hard')
    Is that right sunshine? Mind if I commute with you one day?

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    Welcome to KB Djliegh, enjoy the site matey.you will love the cbr just take it easy for a while mate.

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    Hey thanks you guys for all the info and kindness i feel so welcome and hi to all the other newbies out there well now i cant wait to get the bike should get it next week after long weekend pitty the shop is closed for the weekend because i could have got it then oh well.

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    yay got mi bike now time to start riding well learning how to ride. I have ridden bikes befor but not in a long time

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    That is one sweet looking bike.
    Be careful out there and I am sure you will enjoy yourself.

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    thanks man yeah i really like the black and red took yeah will be careful and plan on havin lots of fun

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    yeah man looks pretty good-o! whats 'beet'
    I only posted this because of the global economic crisis

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    not sure but it after market front wheel cover if that wat you call it

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