2009 CBR1000RR Fireblade

[NZsarge]

Sure is but one thou at a time.
Don't worry I'm having trouble containing myself over that R1!!!!

Given what's been said about the motor on the new R1 and given that you own a triple it'll be interesting to read your thoughts.

[carver]

fucking aye, if you get a bike i can help you build it, i just dont have the bling for another bike atm!

haha, in your usual style....

re-build my BWS100's clutch!

[Lula]

Here are some pics of me testing the 2009 Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade.

If you want to see me on the 2009 Yamaha YZF-R1 you'll find those pics under my album titled 'slow rides' on my profile page.

My comparison of these two models will be published in the July issue of Motorcycle Trader which is on sale June 13th.

[Pussy]

Colour scheme looks good on that one, Lula.
Called in to the local Honda shop this arvo, they have a Repsol 09, a red/black, and a black ABS version there.
If Honda have sorted the honing issue, they will have a bloody good bike

[Maha]

Colour scheme looks good on that one, Lula.
Called in to the local Honda shop this arvo, they have a Repsol 09, a red/black, and a black ABS version there.
If Honda have sorted the honing issue, they will have a bloody good bike

The Repsol @ $27K???....Gorgeous though.

[Pussy]

The Repsol @ $27K???....Gorgeous though.

Yep... getting up there a bit, eh Maha?
Nice looking bike though!

[Swoop]

Wait 4 months or so the 2010 models will be out.

If we are talking about Honda, I am getting more bored ("borederer"?) over the past few years. Their socks need a serious pulling upwards.

Colour scheme looks good on that one, Lula.

I have to disagree there mate. It looks boring in the extreme.

[carver]

i think some of you need to dish out some riding tips, like how to change gears etc....

[Lula]

i think some of you need to dish out some riding tips, like how to change gears etc....

Here's some riding tips for you. Firstly remove the training wheels, tuck in shoelaces, gloves can add additional protection if it is warranted, when riding straight - look straight ahead. Keep the elbows and knees loose.

Give a lot of praise for every improvement. Well done carver

[carver]

Here's some riding tips for you. Firstly remove the training wheels, tuck in shoelaces, gloves can add additional protection if it is warranted, when riding straight - look straight ahead. Keep the elbows and knees loose.

Give a lot of praise for every improvement. Well done carver

ok, thats very helpful, my mummy still has to hold the bike up while i ride along though.

ok-i got some for you.
press the button on the lower right hand switch block to start the engine.
if it does not have one, then you should get off it and find another bike to ride.

[Lula]

ok, thats very helpful, my mummy still has to hold the bike up while i ride along though.

ok-i got some for you.
press the button on the lower right hand switch block to start the engine.
if it does not have one, then you should get off it and find another bike to ride.

Ok here's a tip for you - try replacing your seat with a fishing rod

[limbimtimwim]

Here is one for me.

Eat a fireblade. It cuts AND burns.