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    Looking to swap

    I am looking for a CBR150 or FXr150 which I'm keen to do a straight swap for a Reg'd & WOF'd GSXR400. I need a faster bike for next year's season.
    Yes 4 strokes are for homos. Homo-sapiens that is, who have realized bigger is better.

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    Well my FXR is driving me to dispear but I doubt you'd want to swap a temperamental-oil-blowing POS for your 400!
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    if you dont get any interest swap the gsx400 at a honda dealer for a cbr125, they go well.

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    yeah they'll be gagging at the bit to get their hands on a 25yr old 400 at the bike shop.
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    yeah they'll be gagging at the bit to get their hands on a 25yr old 400 at the bike shop.
    ok, i only just noticed it was an "85 model.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    yeah they'll be gagging at the bit to get their hands on a 25yr old 400 at the bike shop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    yeah they'll be gagging at the bit to get their hands on a 25yr old 400 at the bike shop.
    You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to F5 Dave again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to F5 Dave again.
    bling done for you stinky one!


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    Quote Originally Posted by all4A50s View Post
    I am looking for a CBR150 or FXr150 which I'm keen to do a straight swap for a Reg'd & WOF'd GSXR400. I need a faster bike for next year's season.
    so why are you swapping for an fxr ?????
    Quote Originally Posted by all4A50s View Post
    I need a faster bike for next year's season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckets4Me View Post
    so why are you swapping for an fxr ?????
    I am wanting to swap it as I don't need it no more (I have got a new commuter), I need a faster bike. And well I thought it would be a good deal for someone who is going on to their full licence and are wanting to get a bigger bike.

    These are great transition bikes; while remaining easy to handle, light and nimble, they have a good amount of power and are fun to ride, while not having to much power that I'd kill myself on.

    If I was going through the process I'd be interested at the very least for the convenience of not having to sell my bike and then buying another as the bike I'd buy I would only want for a couple of years before I stepped up to what ever bike I would keep for a while. And it's swapping an old bike for an old bike.
    Yes 4 strokes are for homos. Homo-sapiens that is, who have realized bigger is better.

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