Measure once, cut twice. Practice makes perfect.
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
If that's where you're riding is at present, the remapping an FU (if that's possible) will give you so much more power that you'll enjoy it for a while without going for the Gixxer ...
Not quite - they are a 650 Bandit frame with GSX forks and a few other goodies .. and yes they are under powered ... running around 40-45 horses I believe .. the 650 Bandit runs around 75/80 horses ... The 1250 is a much heavier bike (and not just because of the bigger engine) ... but running around 120 horses ..
But yes, the GSX650F is NOT a Gixxer ...
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
Suzuki don't give horsepower figures .. that's a figure I've seen on the net somewhere .. I'm not too hung up on horsepower figures - the thing has more power and speed than I've ever used and its frankly scared the shit out of me a couple of times .... I'm open to other suggestions - especially if someone has had theirs tested ... and yeah it has shit loads of torque ...
The figure I saw gave 120 hp at 8,700 revs - fuck me in top at 6thou revs the bikes way into the illegal zone anyway .... I doubt I have seen that sort of revs on mine anywhere above third gear ... and in the lower gears the higher rev range is fucking insane to ride in ... I did red line it in second over a hill - it was passed 130klicks ... I went passed four cars in the blink of an eye ...
Gee I wonder why ??? Who in their right mind would be a 600 Gixxer with only 40 horses ...
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
Not much point wanting a bike that isn't available in NZ. Better off grabbing an IL4 250 for a few grand and saving the big bucks for the full licence.
Hi there
Saw the add today in a magazine, so went to suzuki dealership in Wellington.
He is expecting stock in December, as I definitely want to test ride. Maybe Ill be tempted to ride more often if I have a nice, new bike
Expects them to go very quickly and also stated suzuki did a similar thing with 2011 models, but his will be current model.
First come, first serve, and it seems like a deal you cant really lose on, as price will revert back to $18k once gone.
I was thinking of saving a getting an MT09 next year, but deals like this make it difficult to know what bike to buy!
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