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18 August 2012, 02:40 (9 months ago)
 hello guys/girls i havent seen a motercycle thread so thought i would start one
lets have a nice thread for Motorcycle and Motorcycle enthusiasts so we can all share pics e.t.c do you have a bike if so make and model ? are you a enthusit ? what licence do you hold ? i hold a uk provisnol with a cbt i currently have a Huoniao HN125-8 i love the bike its a gawjuss cruiser very good on petrolyes it is chinese but i will admit after having 4 chinese bikes i have had this one for 9months now and not a single problem lovely looking bike 180 replies before
 james9mm1512
Don't ride a motor bike but if I did, it would have to be the Yamaha R1, a sick bike in every respect...
  Nice choice dude! However you must have huge balls to master such a beast...
 I've already owned a R6, it's not that big but the power is amazing!  The real problem in having such beauties may be the maintenace cost (& tuning too...)   timdeath517
DAM that`s going to hurt.
he should have fitted one of these, http://www.nippynormans.com/products/horns-exclusive/item/nautilus-msx-horn-139db-black-stb-naut-com got mine from here but allways good to look about, i`ll only recomend this one, i`ve got one fitted by my head light nice and neat under the clocks of my rf900 you will be heard when it matters most, saved my ass three time from a def off due to a car & no were for me to go, DO NOT JUST CONNECT TO OLD HORN WIRES, it needs more juce than that, connect to the battery first then use horn button to press fire  , if you need wireing set up giz a shout i`ve put one on my sons 125...how it ausy77 www.nippynormans.com Now you can at last be heard! Latest version of the acclaimed Nautilus dual-tone air horn . Loud enough to convince other drivers that there's a derailed freight train barrelling down on them. Don't press the horn button in the garage, it hurts! At 139dB you can hear it on the other side of town. This looks like a great add-on to any motorbike. Last edited by TimeBandits15759, 8 months ago  pauzepro1239
Nice choice dude! However you must have huge balls to master such a beast...
I've already owned a R6, it's not that big but the power is amazing! The real problem in having such beauties may be the maintenace cost (& tuning too...) iv just broke a r6 track bike pretty quick
 bladereap3r2987
...those r sum awesome pic's of Sport Bikes. My entry here can't compare to these super Moto's above. I'm looking to upgrade this one to a newer pre-owned GXer 1000 or equivalent make. Wut U C below I bought new '78 Suzuki GS10000Ec, added Kerker 4in1 exh,oversize Mikuni Smooth-bores, stacked valve springs, and Gerex Multi-fire Ign, and a custom rearset.Odometer clock 8k miles. Was stored for 10yrs but I've gone thru the whole bike and is now roadworthy. Defo nothing special here. This model and a handful of other Manuf brands designated as the beginning of the super-bike's and era. Some road test articles bk in the day claimed 11.8 sec quarter mile times in stock form. All I know it still runs awesome on 34 yr old technology and lovin riding it all over again! Cheers to all...Ride To Live - Live To Ride.
Update 09.19.2012...went and did it. Upgraded. Found a used Moto: 2002 Honda CBR954RR Fireblade - just turned 8,000 miles on the OD. CarFax & title clean. No Mod's & all original. Happy camper.
  james9mm1512
Those futuristic bikes from Tron Legacy are just too insane, you know some guy actually built a similar replica in the US. Wasn't as awesome though.
what do you make of this Triumph Daytona fella's...  check out the Florida video of "Good Feeling" http://youtu.be/3OnnDqH6Wj8 around the 3.45 mark he actually rides the Tron bike
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