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  • Buy it, it's worth every cent you'll have to sink.

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  • Keep riding your EX, Novice

    5 17.24%

  • You'll have to spend too much to get it ready, buy something ready for the track

    4 13.79%

  • You won't be happy until you have a 600 anyway, so buy one of those or stfu

    8 27.59%

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Considering an SV, again. Input?

  1. 01-18-10, 04:23 PM #51
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    Re: Considering an SV, again. Input?

    the stock shock should work fine since you only weigh 130 lbs. you might even want to remove all the internals from one fork.

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    Re: Considering an SV, again. Input?

    SV's are girlie bikes ... means you have a small penor.

    PK says they have on/off switches for throttles.

    Everyone that rides one is ghey and loves drama.

    The suspension sucks purple donkey dick.

    They look like Japanese ducati wannabes.

    For some strange reason, everyone that rides one gets a big shiteating grin .... wonder why?

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    Re: Considering an SV, again. Input?

    Quote Originally Posted by Currently View Post
    They look like Japanese ducati wannabes.
    Maybe that is the cause of the grins.

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    Re: Considering an SV, again. Input?

    Quote Originally Posted by Doc View Post
    Maybe that is the cause of the grins.
    Nah ... cause the maintainence is much cheaper and it is more reliable???

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  5. 01-22-10, 01:05 AM #55
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    Re: Considering an SV, again. Input?

    lol

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