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    my new noble steed

    Picked up my new horse yesterday at the freddy merkel day.

    I bought another 600 off brian bernard.

    Its got all the kit including -
    full arrow system
    F1 engineering rearsets
    high rev ECU
    520 chain and sprockets (plus extra gears)
    Ohlins front & rear + steering damper
    track fairings.
    plus all road gear in as new condition.

    What does it go like? i hear you say

    well with the lower gearing, like a cut cat. havent ridden it with the standard gearing yet but the motor feels real strong.
    At the moment im just putting back into road trim ready for a warrant and rego. looking forward to seeing what its like on the road.

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    I Demand pictures!

    Nice purchase though, gotta love the gixxers!


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    all in good time

    Quote Originally Posted by John
    I Demand pictures!

    Nice purchase though, gotta love the gixxers!
    good things take time. i forgot to take any pictures before i started stripping it. im trying to get some from the merkel day, apparantley he took heaps. plus i will take some more when its back in road trim. corse this means bugger all till i find out how to post them.

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    bah always something to block me getting sexual pleasure.


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    damn the monkey on my desk typed that *HONEST*...hehehe they will never know *DOH*


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    Yeehaaa, go scotty!!

    Nice purchase mate. You'll be going real well on it, any idea of what sort or time you were clocking up at Taupo?

    I reckon, it's time you gave racing a go!


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    COOL mate so how many you owen then :spudwave:
    must ride everyday

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    Which one is going to become the race bike or are you selling the alstare
    Second is the fastest loser

    "It is better to have ridden & crashed than never to have ridden at all" by Bruce Bennett

    DB is the new Porridge. Cause most of the mods must be sucking his cock ..... Or his giving them some oral help? How else can you explain it?

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    shit ill never keep up now,not that i could barely before
    my drinking team has a racing problem

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    shouldn't be to hard to put it back to road trim, stock fairing back on, and you should be away. that bay will scream, should keep with the race gearing, it stuffs ya speedo up a bit, but make them more fun to ride, i am looking at dropping gearing on mine. Got lots of lovely trick bits on it.


    Nice score there scotty

    engima - the alstar decided it wanted to make its own way around taupo with out a rider last year

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    Will you have it together in time for the next Ulysses meeting? How many days riding before one gets their first ticket on theoir new bike?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Holy Roller
    Will you have it together in time for the next Ulysses meeting? How many days riding before one gets their first ticket on theoir new bike?
    is scrota a closet ulysses pray tell?
    my drinking team has a racing problem

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    no way

    Quote Originally Posted by stevezx6r
    is scrota a closet ulysses pray tell?
    im not the one taken ulysses naps in the middle of the day. nor do i sleep with a ulysses night light there magnum.

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    sorry

    Quote Originally Posted by enigma51
    Which one is going to become the race bike or are you selling the alstare
    dunno if i will race it yet, maybe clubmans and see how we get on. the alstare bought the farm at taupo last year. It decided it would look much better attached to the back of a TL. Anyway its rooted and should be heading up to the auctions in the near future.

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    not as easy as it sounds

    Quote Originally Posted by Cajun
    shouldn't be to hard to put it back to road trim, stock fairing back on, and you should be away. that bay will scream, should keep with the race gearing, it stuffs ya speedo up a bit, but make them more fun to ride, i am looking at dropping gearing on mine. Got lots of lovely trick bits on it.


    Nice score there scotty

    engima - the alstar decided it wanted to make its own way around taupo with out a rider last year
    plus all the switch blocks, fast idle cable etc. quite a bit to do really. time consuming but not to difficult.

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