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  1. #76
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    well my bike is a k4 gsxr 600.


    TOTAL RUNNING COSTS
    Fuel Cost $4,788.79
    Services $1,028
    Maintenance $2,705
    Hot up parts $3,061
    Dress up parts $1,734
    Tires $2,890
    Suspension $1,642
    Tickets $240

    TOTAL RUNNING COSTS $18,088.84
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    Suspension was buying an ohlins shock, ohlins damper (both second hand), both had been full serviced which is included in the price above and i have also had front fork springs/spacers fitted)
    OAH WOW how the hell did you keep track of your smaller items like fuel usage? I cant remember what I spent last weekend on booze!
    Thats some really good going... I have been keeping an eye out for some second hand zx6r bits but have not been lucky enough for anything to come to the surface.
    what are hot up parts? zausty and power commander?
    holding the line...

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    Quote Originally Posted by steelestring View Post
    OAH WOW how the hell did you keep track of your smaller items like fuel usage? I cant remember what I spent last weekend on booze!
    Thats some really good going... I have been keeping an eye out for some second hand zx6r bits but have not been lucky enough for anything to come to the surface.
    what are hot up parts? zausty and power commander?
    i have pretty much got every fuel receipt when pay i write down milage of bike at time, put them in wallet then throw them in a spreadsheet later stage normally during week or next day or something.

    Then the fuel recipt goes on of those metal spikey things.

    Race Hot Up parts
    Race Fairings
    Paint & Repair Fairings
    Rims & Disc (april 2008)
    PC3 (28,900)
    Yoshi Exhust (20,600)
    TRE (7,000)
    Stroud Engine
    BMC Air Filter (6,000)
    Yoshi EM-Pro (45,000)
    Em Pro cable/software
    Spare Front Disc (20-sep-2008)
    Yoshi Cotters


    (the km figure is the kms i added the item, or brought it sorta thing)

  3. #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun View Post
    i have pretty much got every fuel receipt when pay i write down milage of bike at time, put them in wallet then throw them in a spreadsheet later stage normally during week or next day or something.

    Then the fuel recipt goes on of those metal spikey things.

    Race Hot Up parts
    Race Fairings
    Paint & Repair Fairings
    Rims & Disc (april 2008)
    PC3 (28,900)
    Yoshi Exhust (20,600)
    TRE (7,000)
    Stroud Engine
    BMC Air Filter (6,000)
    Yoshi EM-Pro (45,000)
    Em Pro cable/software
    Spare Front Disc (20-sep-2008)
    Yoshi Cotters


    (the km figure is the kms i added the item, or brought it sorta thing)
    Thats some good fruit right there! impressive!
    Maybe i should get my shit sorted out and do something like this.... all i have are , in order receipts stacked in a clear file for the bikes parts and labour its eaten.
    Maybe if I actually had a budget the information about the fuel would work for me too. If i have money I buy gas... if i got none I sit around and clean my chain and wished I had gas money
    holding the line...

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    I got my R6 to save money. I looked at comparable cars but decided that the bike made more financial sense.

    Porsche GT3: $285.000
    Insurance: Unable to get a quote.
    Tyres: $$$
    Service: $$$
    Depreciation: $$$$$$

    http://www.giltrap.co.nz/porsche/frame-new.html
    Ride fast or be last.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    I just posted summat the other day - worked out over the last 5 years the bike's cost me $18k.
    Less than $10 a day. Crashing is what's really expensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tank View Post
    Like for like - bikes are still cheap.


    Useless bit of info: "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values" has been listed as the most widely read philosophy book, ever!
    Nice to know, that was a necessary part of our readings in the eighties and I have just re-read it, still gets me thinking every time

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maki View Post
    Porsche GT3: $285.000
    Insurance: Unable to get a quote.
    Tyres: $$$
    Service: $$$
    Depreciation: $$$$$$
    And take a look at this for running and servicing costs on a Ferrari and a McLaren F1...!!!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLQMOH3RMqE

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    Just be happy you have a bike.
    I have to borrow my step sons bike as I had to get rid of the lemon I had.
    Would kill to have another bike.
    Anyone giving away free bikes?????????????
    If you are behind meDont ask as I am lost too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    Dredge alright.
    I just posted summat the other day - worked out over the last 5 years the bike's cost me $18k.
    Hey, I like this game.

    Lets see, including fuel, accessories, servicing, but not insurance, and no tickets ... and bearing in mind I have owned her for less than 13 months (brand new to me), I've spent...

    $16,365.35

    this is a fraction on the low side, as I'm missing a few fuel receipts. This does exclude the purchase of the bike

    So, whats the next game?
    Quote Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
    It's barking mad and if it doesn't turn you into a complete loon within half an hour of cocking a leg over the lofty 875mm seat height, I'll eat my Arai.

  10. #85
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    Bloody hell. Save money by buying a Honda or Yamaha, quadruple the service intervals and buy pattern parts.
    Quote Originally Posted by Kickha
    Fuck off, cheese has no place in pies
    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle
    i would could and can, put a fat fuck down with a bit of brass.

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    oops..duplicate post button.
    Quote Originally Posted by Kickha
    Fuck off, cheese has no place in pies
    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle
    i would could and can, put a fat fuck down with a bit of brass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    And take a look at this for running and servicing costs on a Ferrari and a McLaren F1...!!!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLQMOH3RMqE
    Yea, bikes are cheap mate. I would not consider my bike to be in the same league as those cars though.
    Ride fast or be last.

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