...on top of the bits earlier in the year, it reminds me of that 'my grandfather's axe' adage, only instead of "it's had 3 new handles and 2 new axe-heads" it's "That's the same gixxer, only it's had 3 new motors and 2 new bodies..."
Forum whore
...on top of the bits earlier in the year, it reminds me of that 'my grandfather's axe' adage, only instead of "it's had 3 new handles and 2 new axe-heads" it's "That's the same gixxer, only it's had 3 new motors and 2 new bodies..."
Tearing Choppa a new A'Hole
250, 400, 750, 600, 750, 1100, 1000.Originally Posted by Motoracer
That's only 7.I thought I'd owned more.
Vote David Bain for MNZ president
Should get yaself a Yamaha, you'll like it so much that you'll keep it for at least a year.250, 400, 750, 600, 750, 1100, 1000.
That's only 7.
That's right isn't it Cajun/FireFight??
The Ragin Cajun
only a year then ya sell it cause you had enough of crap, btu silly enough to buy a new crap (c:<
you can own gixxers for years cause they are always the best around, even 2-4 years old still best in there class
Hmmm, dunno about that. WT seems to have a few of them over the last 11 months. They don't seem to last too well at all.
The Ragin Cajun
well you know what they say about used vehicle sales men. and i think the trash man suits down that down to a t
hahhahaa Well he hasn't had that many in past year, his new corona and then his old 85 750
e mare libertas
Sure they do.
The Trashman just performs a public service by lovingly initiating them before sending them out into the world to seek their fortune.
kiwibiker is full of love, an disrespect.
- mikey
Sorry that you landed on your head.
The instructions are simple...
There's a guy in Napier with the old blue&white model 1100 (86?) The guy has had it from new & done 200,000 Km - never had the head off. I know the mechanic that services it. I doubt that any Yamaha will beat that.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
I'll let you know when it happens - not too long now.There's a guy in Napier with the old blue&white model 1100 (86?) The guy has had it from new & done 200,000 Km - never had the head off. I know the mechanic that services it. I doubt that any Yamaha will beat that.
Slower than Ixion
That's pretty damn impressive but I heard (urban legend?) of bmw's that have managed to beat that. Still something to be proud of never-the-less.There's a guy in Napier with the old blue&white model 1100 (86?) The guy has had it from new & done 200,000 Km - never had the head off. I know the mechanic that services it. I doubt that any Yamaha will beat that.
Hayden - Evidence that even the mediocre can achieve great things.
((U+C+I) x (10-S))/20 x A x 1/(1-sin(F/10))
Forum whore
lol. you underestimate the mighty Yammy.There's a guy in Napier with the old blue&white model 1100 (86?) The guy has had it from new & done 200,000 Km - never had the head off. I know the mechanic that services it. I doubt that any Yamaha will beat that.
The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.
Tearing Choppa a new A'Hole
One of our mechanics had an 87 Gixxer Seven, 160,000 miles with nothing done other than cam chain and valve clearances.
I've never had a single mechanical failure from one. I've destroyed a few though
Vote David Bain for MNZ president
it's been a while..
I've had several mechanical failures with Suzukis & it required a huge leap of faith to buy another... but now I am happy with my choice. My ZX6R (with 30kms) made 10 more hp than my R6 Yamaha racebike with 3kms. My old gsxr750 made the R6 seem like a toy.
..it's another red light nightmare..
The instructions are simple...
lol. you underestimate the mighty Yammy.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
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