Just finished reading a '77 Iron Horse magazine and there was an article about those anti-Jap bike which pointed out that those same people were happy to use Hitachi - Sanyo - Toyota - etc without batting an eye.
Same shit all those years ago eh!
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Hard to say. Can't compare to my ZX-6 as it's had a lot of aftermarket stuff done and it's 5 years younger. Compared to an 03 CBR600 I'd say the 748r handles better, has more power everywhere, wastes it on the brakes and the slipper clutch is a gawd-send. Seems slower to turn in but way more stable and easier to get on the gas. Off the track it's a real no compromise bike (hates bumps, additional oil cooler prone to stones and the magazine reviews actually understate just how bloody uncomfortable it is) and you'd have to be an enthusiast to commute on it. So I'm guessing my old year 2000 748r would piss all over a stock year 2000 Japanese 600.....and at the price so it bloody well should. Modern 600's would make it look silly though. Did I mention the looks and sound though? A set of termi's and you've got sex on wheels.
Originally Posted by Kickha
Originally Posted by Akzle
I had a bike in that mag many years ago , back when snow was the editor
it was a triumph chop I built from bits I found
a project I will do again ,,,
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Originally Posted by Kickha
Originally Posted by Akzle
so my vespa is ok then?
I reckon it is. Eye tie and all. Bring it along. Real welcome. You'll enjoy the entertainment too.
Seriously - I treat Vespas like big skateboards and have a phat time on them. Re-entries off judder bars.
I had a go on the Biaggi replica 50cc Aprilia a while ago. Hugus fun.
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