TRAITOR
90's bikes FTW!
j/k, nice bike and congrats!
attaboyatgattyousogotabetterdeal!
NowaddsomespoolsandframeslidersandpcIIIthentakeittothetrack
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Originally Posted by hammadown .....The rule is:
If even Zip Tie Alley says, "no you shouldn't use a zip tie on that" you REALLLLLLY shouldn't use a zip tie on that! lol
Congrats! Silver 07s FTW!!! You are going to love it, I love mine.
Steve
Work Hard---Play Harder
Idontthinkthisbikewillevermakeittothetrackexcepttoridetotheraces.Originally Posted by The Crashing Tomato
ThatswhattheSVisfor.
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There will still be 2 90's bikes in the stable, so I'm not fully a traitor.TRAITOR
90's bikes FTW![/IMG]
j/k, nice bike and congrats!
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Yeah, what's up with that?
Poor kid's still wearing Chuck Taylors?
BTW congrats on the new bike. Looks like a monster!
2008 Honda CBR 600RR
No, he got the boots, see http://www.nestreetriders.com/forum/770290-post32.html
He's growing so damn fast. Already in a size 7.5 and wears an adult large helmet.
OY!
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Chuck, I saw that bike at Naulty's for 5068 and they were giving out free beer.
thats a lie but everyone else was kicking you in the shins so I felt left out.
You got a sick deal, plus that 1K bonus bucks?! you are in good shape man, rock and roll!
Don't Fake the funk on a nasty dunk.
NEW STREET/TRACK: 2007.5 Aprilia Tuono
STREET/TRACK: '08 CBR600RR (SOLD)
'07 VFR800 (SOLD)
Boooooooooooooooooooistilllikeyoueventhoughyourideansvatthetrackchuckyooooooooooooooo
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Originally Posted by hammadown .....The rule is:
If even Zip Tie Alley says, "no you shouldn't use a zip tie on that" you REALLLLLLY shouldn't use a zip tie on that! lol
Not to mention that whatever we get for Annalisa's F3 goes directly on the loan for it.
CCS/LRRS Expert#39, retired | Tony's Track Days, Instructor #11, retired
sorrymattythesvsareeasiertofindpartsfor
CCS/LRRS Expert#39, retired | Tony's Track Days, Instructor #11, retired
so how much for the f3, little bro might be looking for a scoot
Tuono
Was going to list it for $2200 or B.O.
It's been down by the former owner, so there's some cosmetic damage. Mechanically in great shape. 21,400 miles.
Vance & Hines SS2R full system
Rejetted
Done in April (less than 2500 miles this season):
New Pirelli Diablo Strada rubber
New D.I.D ERV 525 gold chain & Sprocket Specialists steel sprockets
Forks serviced by GMD
New Vesrah clutch
Runs very solid.
CCS/LRRS Expert#39, retired | Tony's Track Days, Instructor #11, retired
New bike?
Yamaha
Read the first post. I'm in Arkansas, so I can't pick it up until Friday.
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nice man, good lucky with it
Well, I finally picked up the new ride. What a difference! It's acceleration, braking, and shifting (thanks, in part, to the hydraulic clutch) are so damned smooth! I'll have to get used to the riding position and the tank, because it's a little more narrow than the 900's is. It's also immediately going to need a DB windscreen, as the stocker directs the wind right at my face and makes my head go everywhere.
Thankfully, it came stock with Pirelli Diablo Corsa sneakers. Should be good once they're scrubbed in.
I can't wait to rip it up to NH tomorrow.
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Heres a condom. I figured since youre acting like a dick, you should dress like one too.
Good looking couple right there...
I rode a friends 1000rr and felt the same thing. The narrowness made me slide into the tank and almost lost one of my boys. Very nimble little unit though
~ Life passes most people by while they're busy making grand plans for it.~
It's definitely going to take some getting used to. It's not like the SV that I was able to just jump on it and roll the throttle open and feel comfortable.I rode a friends 1000rr and felt the same thing. The narrowness made me slide into the tank and almost lost one of my boys. Very nimble little unit though
CCS/LRRS Expert#39, retired | Tony's Track Days, Instructor #11, retired
Oh, and it's lacking stickers which give it more horses.
It looks so bare next to the 900.
CCS/LRRS Expert#39, retired | Tony's Track Days, Instructor #11, retired
Good choice in year Chuck, yours looks 1,000,000 times beter than the new styleStill only a honduh though
What's your plan for tomorrow morning?
I'm heading up to the track as well but I need to stop at Seacoast in Derry at some point on the way. I was planning on slabbing it up but am open for options. I'd like to be at the track by 11:ish
Well, I finally picked up the new ride. What a difference! It's acceleration, braking, and shifting (thanks, in part, to the hydraulic clutch) are so damned smooth! I'll have to get used to the riding position and the tank, because it's a little more narrow than the 900's is. It's also immediately going to need a DB windscreen, as the stocker directs the wind right at my face and makes my head go everywhere.
Thankfully, it came stock with Pirelli Diablo Corsa sneakers. Should be good once they're scrubbed in.
I can't wait to rip it up to NH tomorrow.
Yamaha
Watching the weather. Not looking too good right now. 60% showers in the afternoon.
Plans were to leave somewhere around 8:00am and do backroads. Up 122, 140, 110, hooking up with 13 into NH to 202.
This will be Annalisa's first ride on the 900, so we'll be taking it easy.
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Congrats! Great lookin' bike!
HP
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