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[Crasherfromwayback]

Let's not tell the shop that the R has less poke than the S



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Who told you that?

[AllanB]

Meh - it's a fat bastard, Net Weight: 197 kg (dry)

Must be that rump.

[Drew]

Who told you that?

That was the general thinking a few years ago.

[Crasherfromwayback]

That was the general thinking a few years ago.

I think a lot of people thought that after riding them, as the S def came on harder and felt faster, but it wasn't. The R will walk away from the S in a straight out drag.

[mossy1200]

Ha he was probably a good rider, my old mate was fucking smooth on anything and could leave me for dead most of the time.....not on the tl s though. I could chill behind him watching it squirm all over the road.

Can't beat a v twin in for me, good for all occasions. had jap zx7r r1 gixerk1 even a bandit but once I got on the aprilia rsv that was me sold. Always wanted a duc 916, rode my mates back in the day and it was so much smoother than the aprilia but I was a orangutan on the thing. Built for the little people unfortunately

I jumped off my sp1 years ago and tried a mates tlr and it was horrid. It felt like it wanted to push you wide in corners. Might have been the suspension settings but it was borderline scary.

[jellywrestler]

As a serious race bike they were lacking, off the shelf. Though, Bernard fucken owned F1 at Wanganui on an Ohlins equipped R.

But as a road bike, they're fucken fine.

can't recall the exact details but after the S he had the R then the Haybusa. He wrapped that around a lampost at Suzuki in practice and ithe team dragged the R out of the warehouse to finish the day on, Don't remember his results though.

[Crasherfromwayback]

can't recall the exact details but after the S he had the R then the Haybusa. .

Pretty sure we ended up with his TL1000S at WMCC to see if we could sort it out. It had been tuned to a stand still.

[jellywrestler]

Pretty sure we ended up with his TL1000S at WMCC to see if we could sort it out. It had been tuned to a stand still.

Brians or Tonys, I know Brain had remove the go fast goodies.

[Crasherfromwayback]

Brians or Tonys, I know Brain had remove the go fast goodies.

Not sure mate. Too many Stenies ago.

[pritch]

I could well be wrong (hardly the first time), but I'm doubting they're Ohlins forks. Too dear for such a high KM one anyway...

I have had a Ohlins shocks on four bikes and have seen a number of Ohlins forks. Those forks look wrong and the jury is out on the shock. It could be that someone got a bulk deal on Ohlins stickers?

[AllanB]

I have had a Ohlins shocks on four bikes and have seen a number of Ohlins forks. Those forks look wrong and the jury is out on the shock. It could be that someone got a bulk deal on Ohlins stickers?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlins-decal...oAAOSwtO5XIwtL

[Stylo]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1196011731.htm

17 + for a new dirt bike ?

A grunty one though, according to the speel ... :-)

[Crasherfromwayback]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1196011731.htm

17 + for a new dirt bike ?

A grunty one though, according to the speel ... :-)

I'm sure it does go really well. But fuck paying that for a dirt bike unless it's a factory works bike or summat.

[sharp2183]

Bit of a rough looking pig...and the bike is not much better.

Don't know why he keeps parading his Mrs around all his listings. She sure isn't attractive enough for that kind of concept. Best to let the bike do the talking.

[AllanB]

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used...1228431874.htm

Swap for a Suzuki bobber