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    cbr graphic

    Took it for a quick spin yesterday
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    and???????

    looks great to say the least.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chubby View Post
    and???????

    looks great to say the least.

    And I made a nice graphic.
    Lovely bike. The boss did the test. I just fanged around town on it.
    Demon quick.

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    Was it a quick spin because you went fast, or because you were much too big for it and broke it (or were broken by it)?
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Took it for a quick spin yesterday
    Didn't you fullas already review that one? I recall reading the review in the (only) KR magazine I bought.

    And I can't see you taking it out for your own reasons -- not your style

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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    Was it a quick spin because you went fast, or because you were much too big for it and broke it (or were broken by it)?
    I fitted OK. It was a quick spin chronologically - not in velocity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xwhatsit View Post
    Didn't you fullas already review that one? I recall reading the review in the (only) KR magazine I bought.

    And I can't see you taking it out for your own reasons -- not your style
    Yeah - the Boss did the test. I rode it for reference and because I can.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    And I made a nice graphic.
    With water spots on right pillion footpeg mount, exhaust, swingarm, etc.

    Cleaning them out in your photo editor software shouldn't be that hard imho?
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    Still gettin' my head around that fug ugly exhaust thingumy.

    Otherwise she's mint.

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    Its the front that I cant stand. Looks like someone bopped it on the nose. It's missing something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devil View Post
    Its the front that I cant stand. Looks like someone bopped it on the nose. It's missing something.
    I think it's bloody cool. Clean, like. Not all angled bits and busy lines and sci-fi curves. It looks modern without trying to be all futuristic. The back end is still too busy, but it's a step in the right direction. The colour-scheme is sex, too. No ridiculous slashes and lines and boyracer graphics and zig-zags. After seeing one in real life, it really stands out from all the other faired clone-bikes.

    Unlike Mr Dave, I think it's great bikes are getting smaller and narrower and more compact again, too.

    Sprotsbikes used to look like that, with the snub nose. Over the years, they've got bigger and bigger noses (just like yours truly). Take a squiz at that GSXR750 80s-to-today YouTube animation. I would assume no real reason apart from styling -- I think aerodynamics has little to do with it.

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    Got one of these myself. around 4000 now km. A very horny looking bike, suicidilly fast, and handles like a 600.

    Only if it wasnt burning oil...

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    That's stepping out there a wee bit for you ain't it Dave! A sprots bike!!!
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