Jon, you're some boy.
You can have my title of Mr Fickle.
Motorbike training/test
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Mcape
Just don't even go there.
Go buy a 2-11.
Scotty
PS big D will sort out you mortage for you
Just don't even go there.
Go buy a 2-11.
Scotty
PS big D will sort out you mortage for you
"Here for a good time not a long time"
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Gareth wrote:Jon, you're some boy.
You can have my title of Mr Fickle.
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Elise S1 B&C 140 - long time ago now
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he wants a daytona 675, cause it has fairings and is more comfortable at 40mph than a naked bike.
if he gets the daytona, it will be the slowest one has ever been ridden!
Adam
if he gets the daytona, it will be the slowest one has ever been ridden!
Adam
Formerly Known as: ARphotographs
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Better being the slowest rider than the deadest. I know I would probabaly be no quicker. 
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VXJON wrote:mckeann wrote:Dave, your bike is ace.
I might offer VXjon a ridiculously low amount of money for his bike. Isnt that how these things generally work??
http://www.pistonheads.com/SALES/1013498.htm
i know. I'm just trying to think of a suitably outrageous figure to offer you. It doesnt have all the extra's i want you see
. And it has a scratch on the tank. 
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Do like the daytona a lot, I spent 8 months staring at one when I worked in the airport and still didnt get bored of it.
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S1 Elise Honda K20
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S1 Elise Honda K20
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mckeann wrote:
i know. I'm just trying to think of a suitably outrageous figure to offer you. It doesnt have all the extra's i want you see
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When are you getting a new bike Jon?? I'd like to have my license in less than a month, if they have spaces available and i dont fcuk it up
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Jon to show your the slowest rider, and to help the sale take a photo of the tyres and their chicken thighs!
(just cause i'd like the bike
)
(just cause i'd like the bike
)Formerly Known as: ARphotographs
1.6 Sxi Vauxhall Astra: with sport button spec - Sold 8 years ago
1.8 Mk2 Mx-5 : Ginger hairdressing spec - Sold 6 years ago
Only on here because I still itch to get a lotus!
1.6 Sxi Vauxhall Astra: with sport button spec - Sold 8 years ago
1.8 Mk2 Mx-5 : Ginger hairdressing spec - Sold 6 years ago
Only on here because I still itch to get a lotus!
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You will easily pass the DAS course
No rush Neil, ive decided I dont like the ST and will be choping it for a faired bike. Mostly due to the wind blast above 50mph which is slightly better with the flyscreen kit fitted but still not as comfortable as the daytona.
Happily admit that I would be painfully slow on a daytona/sportsbike but TBH Im painfully slow on the ST anyway.
No rush Neil, ive decided I dont like the ST and will be choping it for a faired bike. Mostly due to the wind blast above 50mph which is slightly better with the flyscreen kit fitted but still not as comfortable as the daytona.
Happily admit that I would be painfully slow on a daytona/sportsbike but TBH Im painfully slow on the ST anyway.
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Why not sell the ST, get the money you want, stick about 2 grand away to save for an elise, and buy an older cbr600f or so,
might let you have a shot on my sv, has fairings and isn't too likely to kill you, and is brilliant fun in the twisties, and i bought mine 2 and a bit years ago for £2.6k with 4000miles on the clock.
I'd try out more faired bikes before biting the bullet for the daytona, cause its what 7k new? when get an older (still fast and fun) 600 with fairings, and you won't feel it lacking from the 675 as your not going to be pushing it to its limits.
might let you have a shot on my sv, has fairings and isn't too likely to kill you, and is brilliant fun in the twisties, and i bought mine 2 and a bit years ago for £2.6k with 4000miles on the clock.
I'd try out more faired bikes before biting the bullet for the daytona, cause its what 7k new? when get an older (still fast and fun) 600 with fairings, and you won't feel it lacking from the 675 as your not going to be pushing it to its limits.
Formerly Known as: ARphotographs
1.6 Sxi Vauxhall Astra: with sport button spec - Sold 8 years ago
1.8 Mk2 Mx-5 : Ginger hairdressing spec - Sold 6 years ago
Only on here because I still itch to get a lotus!
1.6 Sxi Vauxhall Astra: with sport button spec - Sold 8 years ago
1.8 Mk2 Mx-5 : Ginger hairdressing spec - Sold 6 years ago
Only on here because I still itch to get a lotus!
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/jon mode onARphotographs wrote:Why not sell the ST, get the money you want, stick about 2 grand away to save for an elise, and buy an older cbr600f or so,
might let you have a shot on my sv, has fairings and isn't too likely to kill you, and is brilliant fun in the twisties, and i bought mine 2 and a bit years ago for £2.6k with 4000miles on the clock.
I'd try out more faired bikes before biting the bullet for the daytona, cause its what 7k new? when get an older (still fast and fun) 600 with fairings, and you won't feel it lacking from the 675 as your not going to be pushing it to its limits.
yeah but CBRs aren't cool and neither are SVs. Daytonas are cool, I don't care whether or not it's actually the right bike for me and I'm not going to listen to experienced bikers when they offer me advice etc. etc. etc.
/jon mode off
