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    Teaching on a GSXR 1000

    i taught my n00b girlfriend of sorts how to ride last night.
    i had no bike for it, so the thousand would have to do, she had only ridden a scooter before.
    i showed her how to ride it, i hopped on the back, lent over the controls and helped her.
    she did real well, il teach her more about the gearshift later.

    so the GSXR1000 is a good learner bike, if you respect it

    not hard to ride at all...

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    HAHAHAHAHA



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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    so the GSXR1000 is a good learner bike, if you respect it
    It's the respect part that many n00b riders don't possess!
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    where opinion holds more weight than fact.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    HAHAHAHAHA

    when it got dark i showed her what it could do, i took it up to 255, full gas in every gear, the front wheel lifting to third..
    then we went back to her place, and i showed her how i could ride again.

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    Yup, they're often nice & light and very well balanced with a nice clutch and throttle. Plus a nice fat planted rear wheel. Not to mention enough acceleration to keep up with an RS125.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    when it got dark i showed her what it could do, i took it up to 255, full gas in every gear, the front wheel lifting to third..
    then we went back to her place, and i showed her how i could ride again.
    You mean she showed you how she can ride?


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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    You mean she showed you how she can ride?
    well, i guess we all learned something about riding, we were both impressed

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    well, i guess we all learned something about riding, we were both impressed
    Thats nice Carver, very nice


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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    when it got dark i showed her what it could do, i took it up to 255, full gas in every gear, the front wheel lifting to third..
    then we went back to her place, and i showed her how i could ride again.
    spreading that chlamydia round hamiltron again?
    " yah trick yah "


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    Quote Originally Posted by NOMIS View Post
    spreading that chlamydia round hamiltron again?
    nerer had it, i invest in good rubber..sometimes!

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    Ya see Craver, you go and undo all that good work you have been doing by posting this kinda stuff....

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    after having to use the 750s(88 gsxr) throttle like wringing out a towel,the blades the absolute opposite.

    i sure know what you mean about "respect".it's a must.
    BTW...great learner bike

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    nerer had it, i invest in good rubber..sometimes!
    not yet anyways huh?? so no barebacking swidewinder??/ jj
    " yah trick yah "


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    Just been to a funeral today.

    I won't be happy if I hear about more motorcyclists dying because you think you can pass off tips in this way.

    You're not impressing me dude.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carver View Post
    i took it up to 255, full gas in every gear, the front wheel lifting to third..
    If she thinks that's cool she must also think you've got a massive cock

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