A serious question for the more experienced riders amongst you.

[Bladeslapper109]

Is it possible to register a 600 mistakingly as a 1000?

[Squid69]

Is it possible to register a 600 mistakingly as a 1000?

my mates 05 cbr 600 lifted easily in 2nd and with a bit of coaxing it would lift in 3rd.

your timing is out!
(nono not engine timing, your eye, brain hand, throttle timing.)

[madbikeboy]

Where is the skill required in snapping throttle to full. it will not lift.

On a GSXR, there is no need to snap the throttle, just pull it open, then lean back.

You can do the same on scooters. Power isn't the issue.

[Newblade]

if you've got a 1000rr and snap it in 2nd she'll damn well come up. unless its fucked or you holding yourself way up over the front (and i mean waaaayyyy up over the front)

Amen to that

ive just got me a 954 and snap that open from shut taps in the power band and itll go all sorts of ape shit

Lmao

dont get what you mean by nut size. I give that bike everything its got.

Got it up today is second but took a lot of work.
Im sure it should be much easier.

Do vavle clearances change much by the 24K service time

Again lmao

Is it possible to register a 600 mistakingly as a 1000?

Catch up

On a GSXR, there is no need to snap the throttle, just pull it open, then lean back.

You can do the same on scooters. Power isn't the issue.

Experience or the lack of it says it all>

You sure you are talking about an 05 not a 95 blade.

Slipper clutch 05?????
Not done 24k FFS ride the thing as its meant to be ridden.

My 07 Blade purchased with 0.5kms on clock 8 mths ago has done 14500kms

Wanna be a wheelie king by a big trailie!

[Bladeslapper109]

What the fuck are you on about.

Apparently the 05 has a slipper clutch.
Where did you get 24K from?

[Bladeslapper109]

my mates 05 cbr 600 lifted easily in 2nd and with a bit of coaxing it would lift in 3rd.

your timing is out!
(nono not engine timing, your eye, brain hand, throttle timing.)

Nah you guys dont ride it so you dont know. I know for a fact it should pop up easily. I pull many wheelies in first and many wheelies on a trail bike so I know how to wheelie. Its not putting out the power properly and when i find out why ill be sure to let you goons know

[Bladeslapper109]

The problem with my bike is its geared way to high. Had a very experienced racer take it for a blast and basically said everything I presumed.

Lacking major tourque and will lift in second with work.

Not a chance in 3rd.
Gear less on the front. couple more on the back should make all the difference

What gave me bad rep.... now i cant play acade games when im bored

[Bladeslapper109]

Lmao



Again lmao



Catch up



Experience or the lack of it says it all>

You sure you are talking about an 05 not a 95 blade.

Slipper clutch 05?????
Not done 24k FFS ride the thing as its meant to be ridden.

My 07 Blade purchased with 0.5kms on clock 8 mths ago has done 14500kms

Wanna be a wheelie king by a big trailie!

Yea you were right. 05 dont have slipper clutch..

14500 / 8 months = 1812 kms a month
3000 / 0.75 months = 4000kms a month

Basically says i do over twice as much riding as you do.

[Jox]

WTF, some kinda bullshit going on here...

are u asking if you may have been sold a 600 (Baby Blade) instead of a thou.

[Jox]

Is it possible to register a 600 mistakingly as a 1000?

WTF, some kinda bullshit going on here...

are u asking if you may have been sold a 600 (Baby Blade) instead of a thou.

[Bladeslapper109]

WTF, some kinda bullshit going on here...

are u asking if you may have been sold a 600 (Baby Blade) instead of a thou.

have you ever riden an 04/05 blade??

The gearing is too high as it is standard and have found it is geared another tooth higher... They are nothing like a ZX10 which seem full blown wheelie material...

Im guessing no one who posted here had ever riden an 05 blade ethier judging by the comments. I asked for any ideas and if anyone had any clue gearing should of been one of the first suggestions..

[crazyhorse]

DO you think a 1000cc bike is "too much" for someone as their first "big" bike (ie, first bike on a full license)

I know it would depend partly on the attitude of the rider and where and how they ride etc. but in general terms? For a sensible rider that's been riding for a fair few years and just gotten around to getting a full. Not a child either, over 30 years of age that values their life over impressing other motorists.

to use for a daily auckland commute as well as longer weekend rides.

Hell yes - regardless of age - I believe you should step up gradually. You wouldn't have gone from crawling to running as a tot, would you - so get an in between bike (plenty of good ones out there) and learn how to enjoy different levels of biking. Have fun

[one fast tl1ooo]

Hell yes - regardless of age - I believe you should step up gradually. You wouldn't have gone from crawling to running as a tot, would you - so get an in between bike (plenty of good ones out there) and learn how to enjoy different levels of biking. Have fun

Year wat crazynag said. lol