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  1. 11th April 2008, 15:21 #1
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    Shopping... I finally found it...

    You know its amazing .... I was told that when I find the bike for me I will know. Now I have had a few ... but this is it .... my god ... its a total fit .. slightly bigger than I have had ... but the perfect fit ... its my new GSX750F ...and its so perfect!
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  2. 11th April 2008, 15:23 #2
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    Awesome!!!!

    That is a very cool looking little number! Congrats...
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    Excellent.



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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom View Post
    Go go aircooled Suzukis!
    It's aircooled? Funny huh, I just assumed it was a waterbus
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    congrats Nasty

    nice looking bike
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    Good for you nasty.The seat height looks good for those with the shorter instep.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grub View Post
    It's aircooled? Funny huh, I just assumed it was a waterbus
    The oil cooler up front tends to throw people off, since it looks like a miniature water radiator, but no, the GSX750's engine (like my GSX1400's) is cooled solely by airflow over its surface and heat transfer from the oil as it flows through the oil cooler.

    I've always loved the big aircooled Suzuki fours; they're just so silky-smooth and utterly bulletproof.

    Such engines have to be designed and built to greater tolerances than water-cooled ones, since they have a greater operating temperature range and therefore their components expand and contract a lot more. That has the side effects of giving you an engine that makes less power for its displacement, but which is also under-stressed and enormously reliable.

    Not to mention the reliability benefits which accrue from eliminating the separate liquid cooling system - one less thing to go wrong, and cooling systems do love to go wrong, with split hoses, holed radiators and cracks letting high-pressure hot liquid squirt into places it shouldn't be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MIXONE View Post
    Good for you nasty.The seat height looks good for those with the shorter instep.
    It is .. but I am not too short myself .. I think the height is around 790mm ... at my reasonable 173cm its perfect!
    Last edited by Nasty; 11th April 2008 at 16:47. Reason: great ... fix measurements.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nasty View Post
    I think the height is around 790cm!

    The seat is nearly 8 metres off the ground???!!! Did it come with a ladder or a cherry picker to get on??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    The seat is nearly 8 metres off the ground???!!! Did it come with a ladder or a cherry picker to get on??


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    The seat is nearly 8 metres off the ground???!!! Did it come with a ladder or a cherry picker to get on??
    crap ... its 790mm ... and I am HUGE!
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  12. 11th April 2008, 16:35 #12
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    Its a strange comment isn't it. You brought the bike but it called out to you. Hey if it feels right then its the right thing to do. Now go and enjoy some riding... bond. Good on you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yungatart View Post
    Nice!
    What are you doing with the Ninja?
    Still got it .. its in the shop getting a new control unit as I lost the starter switch ... (somewhere betwee paremata and sansun) .... but once I have that I will sell it .... its been lovely and I have learnt so much riding that baby
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    She's a nice looking machine !!!
    Well done, Babe !!!


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