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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket View Post
    All due respect but... its just that to me you seem to be on your own personal crusade. They have done nothing to you and you were not ever going to buy it. I respect that you thought you were doing the right thing but this person has now attempted to do the right thing. I thing that you should just let it rest.
    Nothing I'd like more than to let it rest, all it was, was a heads up. I ride with Paulus and I'm quite glad he brought up the Fireblade he used to own, imagine if that hapened to you? That was half the reason I posted this thread, I'd rather talk shit about bikes frankly!!

    Over and out!
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    Hey all, I am starletboy1's partner and he is genuinely interested in the Leathers as has been offered a trade for the bike and doesnt have any currently and i am forcing him to at least be safe if he must insist on owning a bike. He was also keen to find out abit more about the history as from the beginning he has insisted on giving as much information on the bike as possible to anyone with legit enquires. The bike is only listed under my name as i wanted to increase my seller feedback and also since im the one making him sell it for some at least cheaper and less powerful. If you dont want to sell the leathers thats fine a reply back along those lines would have sufficed. Does anyone else have leathers for sale? Looking for a set of 2 piece leathers in good condition to fit 6'1, 100kg or there abouts. Will pay up to 600ish for a suitable set. Cheers

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    Sounds like a similar build to me, maybe a little rounder... keep your eyes peeled in the online trading section, took about 2 months before I came across a set here in chch, so didn't take too long

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    Quote Originally Posted by wrxchic View Post
    Does anyone else have leathers for sale? Looking for a set of 2 piece leathers in good condition to fit 6'1, 100kg or there abouts. Will pay up to 600ish for a suitable set. Cheers
    Get ahold of Brett at QuasiMoto - he will sort you out with good gear, is a KB'r of repute and a decent chap as well...

    Link is

    http://www.quasimoto.co.nz/store/

    He will come close to that price brand new!!!!

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by wrxchic View Post
    Hey all, I am starletboy1's partner and he is genuinely interested in the Leathers as has been offered a trade for the bike and doesnt have any currently and i am forcing him to at least be safe if he must insist on owning a bike. He was also keen to find out abit more about the history as from the beginning he has insisted on giving as much information on the bike as possible to anyone with legit enquires. The bike is only listed under my name as i wanted to increase my seller feedback and also since im the one making him sell it for some at least cheaper and less powerful. If you dont want to sell the leathers thats fine a reply back along those lines would have sufficed. Does anyone else have leathers for sale? Looking for a set of 2 piece leathers in good condition to fit 6'1, 100kg or there abouts. Will pay up to 600ish for a suitable set. Cheers
    What an amazing coincidence!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulus View Post
    Seeing how fragile modern gixxer frames seem to be I'd give it a wide berth.
    nah...I think you might have things a bit wrong dude...modern gixxer frames seem bloody strong...they can take a hell of a hiding...there will be exceptions to this of course...
    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    nah...I think you might have things a bit wrong dude...modern gixxer frames seem bloody strong...they can take a hell of a hiding...there will be exceptions to this of course...
    Really? I know several materials scientists who would disagree with this quite strongly. Poor casting quality and poor quality welds were definitely mentioned. YMMV I guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulus View Post
    Really? I know several materials scientists who would disagree with this quite strongly. Poor casting quality and poor quality welds were definitely mentioned. YMMV I guess.
    care to scan and post these presumably published finding's from these presumablly reputable scientists?? its strange how the japenesse are known as world leaders in casting alloys and welding them...have extremly high levels of quality control...spend millions and million on R&D for their products...have next to no failures...

    and yet your mates who must be world leading material scientists reckon they're shit...I think your talking through a hole in your arse...good one mate!
    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulus View Post
    Really? I know several materials scientists who would disagree with this quite strongly. .
    Thats the trouble with scientists - you can always find one to counter the others. Personally i think they do that intentionally.......

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    well cowpoos the fact that you bought the bike from turners, didnt know the owner or where it was crashed or how bad it was, guess you do now aye, I too knew the bike and the damage it had recieved, as long as it had been fixed properly whats the deal, anyway I'd keep it and come and play in the traffic

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    Quote Originally Posted by bbbimportsparts View Post
    well cowpoos the fact that you bought the bike from turners, didnt know the owner or where it was crashed or how bad it was, guess you do now aye, I too knew the bike and the damage it had recieved, as long as it had been fixed properly whats the deal, anyway I'd keep it and come and play in the traffic
    what the fuck are you talking about?? I didn't buy this bike...I've never ridden or seen this bike??

    I guess you could probally go to eric zoolanders school for kids that don't read good huh? lol [*jk]
    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Given the short comings of my riding style, it doesn't matter what I'm riding till I've got my shit in one sock.

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    gotta love a kb thread..... there's a bit of something in there for everyone
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    Going round in circles,here i know but-A motorcycle is not a car,every piece can be replaced.Including the Main frame,you can measure a frames angles,even build your own(Wonder how long that freedom will last).So if repaired correctly,you may be able to,even improve on factory tolerances.
    Looking at it from the seller point of view,does anyone have any facts ,that theres a problem with the bike?Was he a Hippy?Been crashed get it checked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    and yet your mates who must be world leading material scientists reckon they're shit...I think your talking through a hole in your arse...good one mate!
    Yep you got me. You're right as always.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paulus View Post
    really? i know several materials scientists who would disagree with this quite strongly. poor casting quality and poor quality welds were definitely mentioned. ymmv i guess.
    most modern bike frames are reasonably fine for what they are designed for. sideways or top down impact and... damn.. they don't take it at all as they are not designed for it. repeated wheelies will hairline crack a lot of frames, zx10r 06's have that problem around the headstock mounts same with various other bikes. very hard to see also. you have to be a bit of a ****headed wheelie'r to do that though.... *bwaa-bwaaarrrrrrr clunk* down onto the road... not designed for it.

    i have some some 'interesting' zookie frame breaks in the past though. dover knows a bit about this afaik as he's an engineer or something like that.

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