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  1. #106
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    Quote Originally Posted by klyong82 View Post
    Well wait till the Fireblade comes back and we'll drag...woohooo
    Hopefully I won't have moved overseas by then (at the rate your Honda is coming along...)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macstar View Post
    Hopefully I won't have moved overseas by then (at the rate your Honda is coming along...)
    Dont you worry it will be back before you leave. I reckon I will be faster since the Fireblade is 40kg's lighter and I am probably 30kg's lighter than you.
    Don't just live to ride but ride to live.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macstar View Post
    Sorry, one more post: Awesome to hear you got your new bike! How you can put it away for 3-4 weeks I don't know...?! It's criminal how people can put themselves through such torment in the name of uni.
    It's not that bad - I know what I'm in for, so I really have someting to look forward to and it gives me a chance to sort out a few minor issues -

    Put on scott oiler, check out gunged up side-stand switch that gave some problems on day one, [bloody idiot interlock switches!!!] get battery checked (may be connected to switch issue) AND sort out insurance - including disputes tribunal hearing to finally iron out the issues from my April crash on the bandit...if I'm lucky I'll come out with my $500 excess intact.

    Other than those things, the bike was eeeeexxxcellent:
    Gentle as a pussycat if you please or alarmingly rapid if you let those BIG carbys take a gulp.
    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    V4! VFR800s sound like some sort of alien rocket-ship coming to probe all of our women and destroy our cities

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phurrball View Post
    It's not that bad - I know what I'm in for, so I really have someting to look forward to and it gives me a chance to sort out a few minor issues -

    Put on scott oiler, check out gunged up side-stand switch that gave some problems on day one, [bloody idiot interlock switches!!!] get battery checked (may be connected to switch issue) AND sort out insurance - including disputes tribunal hearing to finally iron out the issues from my April crash on the bandit...if I'm lucky I'll come out with my $500 excess intact.

    Other than those things, the bike was eeeeexxxcellent:
    Gentle as a pussycat if you please or alarmingly rapid if you let those BIG carbys take a gulp.
    still dont know how you can contain yourself ross

    when i bought my zx7r it was pissin down so i cudnt take it home for a few days and i kept tellin my parents that i dont mind riding it in the wet and blah blah blah!!! i could not wait till i got her in the garage and looked her over and got my ass on her!!

    you must have like nerves of steel man to contain yourself like this
    "Rock is dead" - Jim Morrison

    Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel

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    Quote Originally Posted by bomma View Post
    still dont know how you can contain yourself ross

    when i bought my zx7r it was pissin down so i cudnt take it home for a few days and i kept tellin my parents that i dont mind riding it in the wet and blah blah blah!!! i could not wait till i got her in the garage and looked her over and got my ass on her!!

    you must have like nerves of steel man to contain yourself like this
    Just don't want to ride without insurance (sensible I believe), and Mrs Phurrball is best appeased to ensure peace and harmony -

    she didn't want me to have a 'big' bike until I'm done with my degree, so I'm doing OK to have wangled one now It took a lot of convincing to get to this point. Just need to get her out on her little VTR too so she gets reacquainted with riding again and how fun it is

    (She isn't as evil as some of you might assume - she's just trying to motivate me to finish my studies, and thinks I'm a dangerous loon. I'm sure many males fall into the latter category in the eyes of their partner no matter how they are in objective reality - it just means they care and don't want us maimed )
    Quote Originally Posted by xerxesdaphat View Post
    V4! VFR800s sound like some sort of alien rocket-ship coming to probe all of our women and destroy our cities

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    What a awesome day that was.
    Got the bike off the clock on the way back too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dys View Post
    What a awesome day that was.
    Got the bike off the clock on the way back too
    holy crap you guys musta boosted off!!! hope that wasnt on the main highway....many a cop lingering around those ways
    "Rock is dead" - Jim Morrison

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    ummm i got an email from don and APPARENTLY things werent as hunkie dorie as we had initially thought....

    there was an incident on the way back and a a guy on a ZX14R binned.....weird thought he (Don) would have mentioned it earlier.....

    oh well im just glad that isaac n myself were able to make our own way there, with excellent company while stopped in whangamata from kim n hong and on the way back too!!

    top notch
    "Rock is dead" - Jim Morrison

    Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel

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