Might have another good option for you by then too Mark!Originally Posted by MD
Fully qualified Sifter.
Might have another good option for you by then too Mark!
L-Plate Rider
Pricing released today. $27,325.
The Ragin Cajun
thats pretty good pricing, little more expensive than the japanese, but cheaper than the other European brands,
Pasta farts
Wow, seriously?
Thats better than I was expecting...
The TV collector.
It is a little cheaper than I though it might be but not much, if going by the pre "test" ride in UK magazine Fast Bike is anything to go by (which means they did'nt say fuck all really!) the base price was to be close to the price of the Japanese bikes with the option of adding on extras such as electronic gizmos and wot not. I personally think they screwed up the styling but that just my thoughts, sounds like it may just be a cracking sports bike though, time will tell.
Still rather have an HP2 Sport.
If a man is alone in the woods and there isn't a woke Hollywood around to call him racist, is he still white?
Forum whore
When does this thing go on sale around the world?
L-Plate Rider
February for Australasia, North America. Maybe earlier for Germany. First in best dressed I guess
Fully spec'd with race ABS & Traction Control (4 modes) will be 31k on the road. Blue/red & white colour option another grand.
Pasta farts
Thats one horny looking bike.
$1,101,806
Then there is this version...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/al...ictureid=14425
L-Plate Rider
That's the paint job that is another $1,000
Fair weather rider
Not a bad price, good looking piece of kit
L-Plate Rider
Made me laugh .... Hot chick, hot bike and a bloody R22 (or 44 can't be assed to look again) helicopter in the photoshoot. Some mean looking helo yes but that learner chopper ... NO!
Anyone notice the envy?
Manic
Comfortably Different
I dont get it, why BMW cant make s sexy looking bike ???
Look at this ugliness...
For whom the bell tolls
Ten bucks says it looks awesome on the road.
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
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