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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by DMNTD View Post
    The black ones go the bestest
    They certainly are, but I was tempted for a yellow for a while.

    I get mine this week, Yeah Baby!

    Oh and in terms of MD's comments on how cramped it is. Its wierd how I find it roomy at 6'4", and MD (at about 5'9"??) finds it cramped. Must be down to leg and arm length making making the angles different. The V4 seems only a little smaller than the V2 Tuono, and I had no issues when I rode it.

    Seat was quite hard, but then the suspension didn't have much bump absorbtion, so the compuslary revalve should elleviate most of that issue

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    mine arrived this morn what a sweet machine lookin forward to clockin up some kms

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    mine arrived wednesday what an awesome bike cant wait till its run ! Click image for larger version. 

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    Good man! Ridiculous fun!
    About to take a fang for a few hundy kms to ummm "test it"




    PS...be aware, took it out yesterday and for some odd reason the Cops seem to love them too!

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    I'd be keen to know what kind of fuel range you guys are getting. Would they get you around East Cape without traumas?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carbonhed View Post
    I'd be keen to know what kind of fuel range you guys are getting. Would they get you around East Cape without traumas?
    i hope it will as im cruising the north island next feb and east cape is on the route , where are the fuel stations around there ? i should get 200 km out of a tank maybe more if im not screwing it ! i am gona buy a fuel bladder from oz that i can top here up if needed

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    Went out for a ride yesterday and we took both our X plane R1 and the new Tuono.
    Ummmmm....this thing is effin ridiculous fun in the tight stuff!!
    The quick shifter makes a superb exit from every corner and I managed to utilise every part of the APRC's.

    I love the R1, but just not as much as I dig this V4 Tuono

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMNTD View Post
    Went out for a ride yesterday and we took both our X plane R1 and the new Tuono.
    Ummmmm....this thing is effin ridiculous fun in the tight stuff!!
    The quick shifter makes a superb exit from every corner and I managed to utilise every part of the APRC's.

    I love the R1, but just not as much as I dig this V4 Tuono
    Quickshifters are all good eh I love mine (Luckily works down to 3000 rpm or I wouldn't get to use it )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grant` View Post
    Quickshifters are all good eh I love mine (Luckily works down to 3000 rpm or I wouldn't get to use it )
    LOL...true that Grant!
    Acquisition of a quickshifter for the R1 has had its beginnings
    Where did you get yours?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMNTD View Post
    Ummmmm....this thing is effin ridiculous fun in the tight stuff!!
    The quick shifter makes a superb exit from every corner and I managed to utilise every part of the APRC's.
    It's worth mentioning that the quick-shifter kitted V4 sounds simply orgasmic as it passes by (all at legal speeds, of course). Could this bike possibly be the most fun you can have with your pants on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMNTD View Post
    LOL...true that Grant!
    Acquisition of a quickshifter for the R1 has had its beginnings
    Where did you get yours?
    I am running a powercommander 5 version, but if you just want the quickshifter the translogic one seems to be the go. Some company sells them down the line there about $600 and don't require a power commander or something similiar to make them work.

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    i bought an evo tech tail tidy for my v4t but it dosent work with the ventura pack rack bugger it so its for sale if theres anyone who wants it ?

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    3000 km on my tuono and i can say that this is the best bike i have and will ever own its amazing ,the sound of the v4 is intoxicating , the only thing is its hard on rubber but thats the price for having ultimate fun !

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    Quote Originally Posted by dickie View Post
    3000 km on my tuono and i can say that this is the best bike i have and will ever own its amazing ,the sound of the v4 is intoxicating , the only thing is its hard on rubber but thats the price for having ultimate fun !
    Great to hear you are enjoying the new toy. They look fantastic in yellow/black. You lucky man have some of the best bike roads on your door step!

    Just curious, living in Wananka where do you have to go for servicing, tyres etc and where is your 'local' Aprilia dealer?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MD View Post
    Great to hear you are enjoying the new toy. They look fantastic in yellow/black. You lucky man have some of the best bike roads on your door step!

    Just curious, living in Wananka where do you have to go for servicing, tyres etc and where is your 'local' Aprilia dealer?
    had my 1000 km done in dunedin at mciver & veitch as motorad where i bought it aproved them to service it , if i had a seriuos issue with it fingers crossed i dont i wud send it to wellington as emoto in ch ch i think are getting out of it ! and ive been buying my tires from the usa and getting them fitted here locally,and yes the roads here are made for the tuono bloody awesome bike

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