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    10g - bloody hell, you can get two good reliable bikes for that money, i.e. a chalk one and a cheese one.
    Why not....?

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    Quote Originally Posted by idleidolidyll View Post
    now there's a good road bike with plenty of torque
    sure is not the fastest bike but heaps of fun and you dont have to ride fast for a good ride IMHO
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    Quote Originally Posted by idleidolidyll View Post
    now there's a good road bike with plenty of torque
    Thats what I thought when I read that, TL, sweet bike for parts etc and plenty down low. There's a 650 (bored to 700) SM at Wild West Honda at the mo'. Sooo tempted but no place for the lady on the back. Would be fun for africa! All road legal, upgraded front brake, custom Ti pipe etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancakes View Post
    Thats what I thought when I read that, TL, sweet bike for parts etc and plenty down low. There's a 650 (bored to 700) SM at Wild West Honda at the mo'. Sooo tempted but no place for the lady on the back. Would be fun for africa! All road legal, upgraded front brake, custom Ti pipe etc.
    indeed, much better real world road bikes those torquey twins

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    Quote Originally Posted by idleidolidyll View Post
    indeed, much better real world road bikes those torquey twins
    No argument here Nearly 37000k's on the clock & still gives me the big grin factor every time I take her out
    As mad as a spider, and twice as hairy !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dazza View Post
    No argument here Nearly 37000k's on the clock & still gives me the big grin factor every time I take her out
    didn't you used to come to AMPS to get your bike serviced?

    I was working there at the time

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    Quote Originally Posted by idleidolidyll View Post
    didn't you used to come to AMPS to get your bike serviced?

    I was working there at the time
    Yes most certainly did & still do, that's when I had the Mille R & the LC4 Duke & you had the KTM motard,Mike isn't it ?
    As mad as a spider, and twice as hairy !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dazza View Post
    Yes most certainly did & still do, that's when I had the Mille R & the LC4 Duke & you had the KTM motard,Mike isn't it ?
    yep, that's me

    i remember you well. the wheelie guy

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    Quote Originally Posted by idleidolidyll View Post
    yep, that's me

    i remember you well. the wheelie guy
    Ssshh the missus might hear you, man it gets around
    As mad as a spider, and twice as hairy !

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    The gsx750 is probably a great "real world" bike that'll do 1000 of miles of relatively trouble free motocycling. You know, a sleeper everyone raves about as being boring but is anything but. Cheap, underated, reliable and owner servicable. What more could anyone want?

    Disks were probably affected by salt on pom winter roads. Another factor to consider when buying it. As mentioned get out and try a selection of bikes. Its fun.

    37,000kms pfffffff, chicken feed. I've got two inline fours with over 130,000kms up. I do understand the v-twin and single angle though. Isn't it nice to have a choice?

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