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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by maha man View Post
    Dont be affraid to talk to it...they love that...well mine does anyway...
    you have to worry when it talks back

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    Well done on the new bike mwaV8! Hopefully we'll see you out on a few rides soon - more fun than the driveway lol.

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    It's actually quite ok to sleep in the garage for the first couple of nights, I mean, how would you feel, all alone in a foreign country!



    I can give you a note for the wife...........no guarantees as to its efficacy, mind.


    Good choice tho, enjoy the handling, torque and noise! What more could you want.

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    hahah yeah

    the driveway is only worthy of 1st gear and bugger all RPM.. Gets boring after a couple of laps... Oh and the turning circle on the monster is non existant...Doing a "u turn" on the street will be hard let alone trying it in the driveway lol

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    handling noise and torque

    are what I was after.. Prefer the thump thump than the screaming sound of an IL4

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    d00d, sleep in the shed with her tonight!

    you know it makes sense, as has been said before "in a strange and lonely land you would not want to be alone on your first night there" would you?


    well there you go man thats all the excuse you need! (trust me it WILL work with the missus)


    psst, when you get around to "appreciating" the exhaust, make sure you use some "grease" and lubricate your "piston" while you are "appreciating" the exhaust!


    *whispers* its even better with the engine running



    well i would, wouldnt any of you?..........
    i wouldnt want to be caught dead in the same grave as me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by canarlee View Post
    well there you go man thats all the excuse you need! (trust me it WILL work with the missus)
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    the reason i say this is, for the hysterical laughter and HUGE blackmail oportunity she will have!!!
    i wouldnt want to be caught dead in the same grave as me.

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    nice looking duke there matey well done

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    hahahha

    I ain't putting no grease anywhere near my exhaust thank you....You sick b@stard lol

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    Very nice indeed,enjoy her eh.Cant imagine what your going through having it sitting in the garage but not riding it ya poor bugger..hang in there mate.
    Be the person your dog thinks you are...

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    98tls

    it hasn't even been one day yet and it hurts like hell lol....

    Way I see it is I have a couple of months so anything I wish to do to the bike I can do now so when she is on the road, it should look shit hot right from the word GO!!!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by manwithav8 View Post
    it hasn't even been one day yet and it hurts like hell lol....

    Way I see it is I have a couple of months so anything I wish to do to the bike I can do now so when she is on the road, it should look shit hot right from the word GO!!!!!!!!!
    Fair call,what you got planned for her?careful with that modding thing it tends to take over your damn life.something as pretty as that doesnt need much anyway i reckon...
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    Quote Originally Posted by manwithav8 View Post
    I ain't putting no grease anywhere near my exhaust thank you....You sick b@stard lol
    she luv yoo longtime..........
    i wouldnt want to be caught dead in the same grave as me.

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    nah she deosn't need much 98tls

    but if you look closely you can see the number plate brake sits rather low, almost looks like it wraps around the rear wheel... I want to raise the plate so it gives a look of the bike sitting higher in the rear end. Then there is something about the exhaust note of a Duc, but with standard pipes it isn't much different to any other V twin. May core them or get some slip ons... Also bar end mirrors as opposed to the mickey mouse ears on there now lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by manwithav8 View Post
    but if you look closely you can see the number plate brake sits rather low, almost looks like it wraps around the rear wheel... I want to raise the plate so it gives a look of the bike sitting higher in the rear end. Then there is something about the exhaust note of a Duc, but with standard pipes it isn't much different to any other V twin. May core them or get some slip ons... Also bar end mirrors as opposed to the mickey mouse ears on there now lol
    yea nice,ive bar end mirrors on mine..great really as you can see things other than shoulders and elbows.click on my avatar and they will come up in profile pic.
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