V4 eye candy!

[YellowDog]

She's a beauty.

Enjoy............

[R6_kid:Me]

Look, it's like this... basically you're a bit misguided / misinformed.

I think he was referring that Morcs on that RVF would kick Breakaways arse on a GSXR1000K1.

We know you love your bike. Now calm down, go outside, and give it a kiss.

[motorbyclist]

Or did you mean to say 'A litre bike will have a hard time getting past an NC35 with a 100 metre head start on any road that has fifty 25km/hr hair pin bends inside of 2kms'.

yep, although experience says the road not need to be quite that tight, and that there's aren't a great deal of riders who can fully utilise their thous or even 600's on an NZ road

of course a litrebike would outstrip a 400 in a straight line and/or the boring bits between the good parts - but the rider is going to lose their licence doing it aren't they?


Atleast we agree on the foxeyes

[imdying]

yep, although experience says the road not need to be quite that tight, and that there's aren't a great deal of riders who can fully utilise their thous or even 600's on an NZ road

It's the road, why would you even try? One of the beauties of larger bikes is that you don't have to rape them.

of course a litrebike would outstrip a 400 in a straight line and/or the boring bits between the good parts - but the rider is going to lose their licence doing it aren't they?

Heh, hands up if you lost your license on your 250

Atleast we agree on the foxeyes

Not only that, I'd wager that you'd agree that 400s can be more fun on the road as you can utilise the entire rev range easier and thus live out your motogp fantasies etc

A thou will eat up a 400 in almost every situation, but I think that focusing on that is somewhat missing the point!

[imdying]

We know you love your bike. Now calm down, go outside, and give it a kiss.

Heh, I love all my bikes, even the little 50cc ones

[Morcs]

If you say so. I simply couldn't justify spending that kind of money on a ~15 year old bike. Especially when I bought my 2001 GSX-R 1000 with 32k on the clock for $6000.

Yes but you are a noob. What Gareth said below is completely true.
Buying a thou doesnt make you fast, hell you couldnt even come close to actually riding your 600 apart from nailing it in a straight line.

I think he was referring that Morcs on that RVF would kick Breakaways arse on a GSXR1000K1.

Price is 7k.
Fair price for what it is.
All you people that dont appreciate a rare and exotic bike in good condition, and would rather have your common-as-muck-squid machines, please walk on.

Merry Xmas.

[motorbyclist]

Not only that, I'd wager that you'd agree that 400s can be more fun on the road as you can utilise the entire rev range easier and thus live out your motogp fantasies etc

+1

Buying a thou doesnt make you fast, hell you couldnt even come close to actually riding your 600 apart from nailing it in a straight line.

All you people that dont appreciate a rare and exotic bike in good condition, and would rather have your common-as-muck-squid machines, please walk on.

+1

sounds like you don't want to sell it

[Morcs]

sounds like you don't want to sell it

I dont

But needs must.

[Big Dog]

Yes but you are a noob. What Gareth said below is completely true.
Buying a thou doesnt make you fast, hell you couldnt even come close to actually riding your 600 apart from nailing it in a straight line.



Price is 7k.
Fair price for what it is.
All you people that dont appreciate a rare and exotic bike in good condition, and would rather have your common-as-muck-squid machines, please walk on.

Merry Xmas.

I read somewhere in another forum:
The straight bits sort out the rich from the poor.
The corners sort out the men from the boys.

[R6_kid:Me]

I dont

But needs must.

Sell your missus instead.

please don't tell her I said that!

[kiwifruit]

They sure are a desirable machine. A piece of art.

[TuonoTom]

Do want, very sexy RFV there.

A lot of people don't seem to get it, do they? $7k is a great price for what is a great looking, great handling bike, in good condition. For a very long time all I wanted after my MC22 was a 600. Only after actually riding a few bikes did i realise that I didn't want one. Now I have an MC28 NSR and i love it. Like your RVF it's in good condition, relatively rare, and awesome.

Enjoy it.

[Muppet]

One word-Bargain!

I always buy mint condition, low mileage, low price.

[boomer]

Yes but you are a noob. What Gareth said below is completely true.
Buying a thou doesnt make you fast, hell you couldnt even come close to actually riding your 600 apart from nailing it in a straight line.



Price is 7k.
Fair price for what it is.
All you people that dont appreciate a rare and exotic bike in good condition, and would rather have your common-as-muck-squid machines, please walk on.

Merry Xmas.

I'll give u 5.4k

[Cr1MiNaL]

Don't sell, keep both bikes, you can afoard it.