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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
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    Now that's cheating.


    (BTW, this was posted by a marine on esportbike.com)
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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    Now that's cheating.


    (BTW, this was posted by a marine on esportbike.com)


    not cheating if ya win ( history is written by the winners ... )
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    Quote Originally Posted by onearmedbandit View Post
    jpeg combat.
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    Than facing fearful odds
    For the ashes of his fathers
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    nsr250 , nothing else compares really
    All the 250 race reps are awesome.
    Hear hear.

    Other than that, The NR 750.
    Only because I really appreciate the though and engineering that went into it. 8 valves per cylinder and a V4, it broke a mould, albeit if not setting a new one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by **R1** View Post
    85 GSXR750
    89 ZXR750
    93 Blade
    95 ZX9
    98 R1
    2001 gsxr1000
    2004 zx10

    All bench mark bikes when released
    i d second that less the 94-5 zx9 as thay are shitters ( i bought one new )
    replace it with a gsxr750t

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    Greatest bikes... Sky TV

    Just watched a doco on discovery called the greatest ever,, this week it was on bikes, any one catch it.
    they listed the top ten as.

    1. honda cub
    2.ducati 916
    3.honda cb750
    4.y2k (jet)
    5.triumph bonneville
    6.britten
    7.brough superior
    8.vespa
    9.moto guzzi v8
    10.harley knuckle head

    room for discussion there methinks?
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    Argh. It's a repeat, many times. Threads already exist upon it. Search = friend.

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    than battle ever knew.

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    well i will go stand in the corner, totally demoralised.
    A universal dream of greatness is that
    We push ourselves to the limit
    Yet still be brilliant when the chips are down.
    Sometimes , The struggle kills the dream.

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    I agree with the honda cub C50. Was my first bike and set me on the right path for all the bikes that followed. Don't worry that it's a repeat. Still lots of people who hadn't seen it before and would like to discuss it I bet.

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    I just LOVE that John Britten made #6 - think about it.

    All the biggest factories and the billions of dollars and he beat all but 5 of their products into the motorbike world hall of fame - outstanding!

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    They're always subjective, although presented as objective. But that's the same with any 'Top 10'. Personally, I don't think that turbine bike should be there. I'd like to see an off-road bike like the BMW R80GS Paris Dakar, or Kenny Roberts' TZ750 flat tracker. And the Brough Superior should be replaced by the Egli Vincent. The Honda Cub should be replaced by the RD350LC and the Ducati 916 should be the 851.

    Other than that, it's fine

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    And what about the Suzuki RG500 Gamma? Mental in it's day....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grub View Post
    I just LOVE that John Britten made #6 - think about it.

    All the biggest factories and the billions of dollars and he beat all but 5 of their products into the motorbike world hall of fame - outstanding!
    And if it wasn't for a $5 part that was about the only thing on the bike that he didn't make he'd probably be further up the table.
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