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    Quote Originally Posted by Gixxer
    I picked this up yesterday. 2000 TL1000R.
    Very nice to ride, I lot different to the inline four. feels alot smoother.
    I think I may need to change my handle now as the gixxer no longer rides , well a gixxer.
    Congrats, Awesome bike.
    Now best you go to www.tlplanet.com & let the mods begin.
    cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by scroter

    hey gixxer how about changing your handle to tiller
    Already taken,awesome choice though

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    Nice bike !! You should take it for a good long ride and see if a name occurs to you. If a name doesnt occur, then you need to keep riding until it does
    "Not one day that we are here on this earth has been promised to us, so make the most of every day as if it was your last, and every breath ,as if it were the same"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm
    Nice bike !! You should take it for a good long ride and see if a name occurs to you. If a name doesnt occur, then you need to keep riding until it does
    that's a damn fine Idea, I think I will start tomorrow morning and see if anything pops into my mind by sunday avo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firestormer
    Congratulations, Gixxer, on the birthday and the nice bike.
    It is alright for me to say that, innit, even though I ride a Hoonder? :spudwhat:
    I mean, at least it's V-twin, even if it is a FahrtSturm.:cool2:
    it' all good, Vtwin is the dark side.

    looked at a VTR, they sell for about $12900 new over here.
    but once I laid eyes on the TL it was love at first bit
    for no one on this earth can you trust,
    not men, not women, not beasts,

    *lifts sword*, this you can trust
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    whereabouts in melboure are you, Gixxer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    whereabouts in melboure are you, Gixxer?
    Living in Mordialloc which is St Kilda Saints country (or so I am told, some AFL thing) about 20-30 mins from the city down the Nepean highway.
    working in melbourne city.
    will of been here 4 weeks this Sunday.
    for no one on this earth can you trust,
    not men, not women, not beasts,

    *lifts sword*, this you can trust
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gixxer
    Living in Mordialloc which is St Kilda Saints country (or so I am told, some AFL thing) about 20-30 mins from the city down the Nepean highway.
    working in melbourne city.
    will of been here 4 weeks this Sunday.
    so you'd have to go for a fair ride to get to the twisties then??
    I recommend Ferntree Gully and Belgrave... some good twisties up mt Dandenong too!

    also another good ride is thru Mt Evelyn to the upper yarra.. warbuton has a good mt up that way!
    I was born in Melb... and lived for a fair while in Elsternwick when I had my Z900 going... you'd pass my old place on your way to work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gixxer
    I picked this up yesterday. 2000 TL1000R.
    Very nice to ride, I lot different to the inline four. feels alot smoother.
    I think I may need to change my handle now as the gixxer no longer rides , well a gixxer.
    Sad basted...... ......No really they are a great bike and go like snot but you need to chuck the rotary shock if you want to go hard like you did on the Gixxer. Have a mate with a TL and the shock transplant made his go sooooooooo much better. He killed the last tyre in 1900km. Yep it ain't cheap to run drinks fuel like a sailer on the piss but pulls like a train and sounds great. Would I swap to one........ hmmmmm hard question to answer so I guess not but good on you. Thrash its tyres off it loves to go hard out of the corner so it can have new rubber every two months. Still it is a zuki so thats cool

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    i wouldnt worry lots of people will mistake it for a GSXR.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wenier
    i wouldnt worry lots of people will mistake it for a GSXR.
    Nice art work......... I wish the 0 was mine....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gixxer
    I picked this up yesterday. 2000 TL1000R.
    Very nice to ride, I lot different to the inline four. feels alot smoother.
    I think I may need to change my handle now as the gixxer no longer rides , well a gixxer.
    Nice bike. How much did that set you back?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Nice bike. How much did that set you back?
    Including government stamp duty, $12,400
    for no one on this earth can you trust,
    not men, not women, not beasts,

    *lifts sword*, this you can trust
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blakamin
    so you'd have to go for a fair ride to get to the twisties then??
    I recommend Ferntree Gully and Belgrave... some good twisties up mt Dandenong too!

    also another good ride is thru Mt Evelyn to the upper yarra.. warbuton has a good mt up that way!
    I was born in Melb... and lived for a fair while in Elsternwick when I had my Z900 going... you'd pass my old place on your way to work.
    Yeah went up Belgrave way on Sunday, the wife's Family live in Monbulk.
    The roads a not to bad, but should be 100k not 60k.(still managed to over take all the Sunday drivers and cruise between 80 - 90k)
    you really have to watch out for cops and speed cameras over here.
    2 k over and your speeding, 25k and you lose your license, and you can lose it on speed cameras as well, that sucks, I am trying to hook up with other riders who can show me the roads with no speed cameras and cops.
    for no one on this earth can you trust,
    not men, not women, not beasts,

    *lifts sword*, this you can trust
    Conan the Barbarian

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gixxer
    Yeah went up Belgrave way on Sunday, the wife's Family live in Monbulk.
    The roads a not to bad, but should be 100k not 60k.(still managed to over take all the Sunday drivers and cruise between 80 - 90k)
    you really have to watch out for cops and speed cameras over here.
    2 k over and your speeding, 25k and you lose your license, and you can lose it on speed cameras as well, that sucks, I am trying to hook up with other riders who can show me the roads with no speed cameras and cops.
    too true on the speeding thing!
    once you get out that way a bit tho, its not too bad.
    take the road up to the top of mt dandenong... thats always fun!

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