Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 10:04:03
bubblesloves69 1300cc Superstar
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Why did you choose the bike that you currently own? There must be a reason.... c'mon guys spill the beans.
I chose mine because I wanted a happy medium of sportbike, the fact that it's greeeeeen had absolutely nothing to do with my choice..... honest!
It's been a trouper too, we've been through alot together (booohoooooooo), I really want a different bike now but funds are lacking so it looks as if the green meanie and I are gonna have another happy summer together :o)
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 10:15:23
ohsomadeddie 1300cc Superstar
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didnt really get a choice with mine as i fecked my bike and me dad gave me it for free so i am stuck with it at the moment
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 10:14:46
si 1300cc Superstar
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chose mine cos it was at a mates garage and he wanted next to nothing for it, plus it was pretty much ready to race it just needed servicing and setting up, which in the long run was a cheap way to go racing. Shame i had to sacrifice my beloved R1 to go racing but not to worry..
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 10:39:57
bubblesloves69 1300cc Superstar
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What bikes you got now eddie and si?
Sorry, I'm a bit slow pmsl
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 10:56:00
si 1300cc Superstar
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got meself a RVF 400 race bike now bubbs, loadsa fun and the sound of a V4 is top notch
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 10:54:44
rsvar7 1300cc Superstar
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well i was gonna part ex my beloved rsv for a gixer thou k4.....but it turned out my rsv had been a cut n shove job so was hardly acceptable to any decent dealer so blacks bikes in lancs wer forced to take it back....didnt get much back so now settled fer a 02 zx9r in really fast green...
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 11:15:23
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i didnt so much choose my XJ it just happend along when i happend to have some money. its been a good solid workhorse and i reckon i'll keep it. Its starting to break things more often now, but its got 80 odd thousand miles on it and parts are pretty cheap thanks to fleabay.
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 11:33:52
bubblesloves69 1300cc Superstar
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You have mighty good taste in bikes rsv lol Green in the way forward! lol
That must be great fun si, are you racing now? Or using it for track days?
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 12:20:04
si 1300cc Superstar
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it will be when ive rebuilt the engine, i needed some bhp so had the mechanic at work prt it and just got the heads and block back from skimming, just need to find somewhere to get all the shimming material laser cut then we can rebuild her, should be at brands hatch in june, i think thats your neck of the woods i think
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 12:32:00
si 1300cc Superstar
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racing by the way, just gonna do a few track days aswell to test really
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 13:46:22
bubblesloves69 1300cc Superstar
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Excellent Si, sounds like good fun!
Yup I'm still near Brands, let em know nearer the time when you're down and I'll come and see you :o)
Oh and say hi to Hells for me too xx
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 18:04:07
ohsomadeddie 1300cc Superstar
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i got me a honda sfx 50 sport (apparently)
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 19:18:41
daisyduke 1300cc Superstar
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i chose my CBF cos it was cheap, and not only that i can just about touch the floor when sitting on it
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-12 22:34:24
catherine 1300cc Superstar
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I needed a two seater and they were piling em high, flogging em cheap when I happened to be looking! Oh, and I can just about reach the floor!
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-13 02:13:04
scooter_bob 600cc Boy Racer
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Yes I picked a scooter as my bike. I did so because it's a touring scooter. It handles well in heavy city trafic, as well as it has more than enough power for our highway system. I looked at Harleys, and large Hondas, and figured I didn't need the weight or make a statement. I wanted something easy on gas, room for stuff, easy to clean, and fun to ride. So with 48-52 mpg, fishing pole, tackle box, and lots of other stuff under the seat, 0 to 60 in 6 seconds (about half the top end), and can wash and wax it in about 20 min. this is the ride for me.
Why did you choose your current bike? - Posted on 2007-03-13 07:19:00
TC 1300cc Superstar
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I didn't choose my bike, it chose me. Was given to me by a good friend (may he rest in peace).
Has been one of the best things to happen to me, really great bike.
Also has a lot of sentimental value, as the owner has passed away, so would never get rid of it. Besides, its just so much fun to ride!
fyi, Kawasaki FX400R