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what bike for $5 grand
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corks
2006-02-16 15:33:54 UTC
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was the question asked by a werk collegue

over 600ccc and no cruisers

suggestions please????
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James Harvey
2006-02-16 16:03:01 UTC
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Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
More info please corks. What kind of bikes does he like? What does he
want to use it for? Any other limitations than those mentioned?
corks
2006-02-16 16:38:43 UTC
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bit vague, he wants 600cc or over and no cruisers

so im guessing retro or older sports bikes are okay

pillion friendly a plus

im thinking fj1200, zzr600, older zx6r, cbr1000 ?????

vague :-)
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Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
More info please corks. What kind of bikes does he like? What does he want
to use it for? Any other limitations than those mentioned?
Aido
2006-02-16 19:37:56 UTC
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Post by corks
bit vague, he wants 600cc or over and no cruisers
so im guessing retro or older sports bikes are okay
pillion friendly a plus
im thinking fj1200, zzr600, older zx6r, cbr1000 ?????
vague :-)
Hiya Corks.
You'll probably be able to pick up a 2000 Hornet 600S (half faired) for
around $5 thou, Will be able to pick up 97-98 Hornet 600 (naked) for less.

Aido. :)>
G-S
2006-02-16 21:42:27 UTC
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Post by corks
bit vague, he wants 600cc or over and no cruisers
so im guessing retro or older sports bikes are okay
pillion friendly a plus
im thinking fj1200, zzr600, older zx6r, cbr1000 ?????
vague :-)
You could also pick up Kawasaki Zephyrs, early Yammy XJ1200's, CB600F's
and a horde of others.

yes... more info needed.


G-S
Knobdoodle
2006-02-17 07:26:40 UTC
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2 XJ900s
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Clem
"sometimes to fueling is 3 rd gear feels a strange - like its not getting
enuff ful/splutterly" -- Corks.
Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
--
http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
J5
2006-02-17 08:37:09 UTC
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Post by Knobdoodle
2 XJ900s
surely you would get at least 5 of em for $5K

;)
Post by Knobdoodle
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Clem
"sometimes to fueling is 3 rd gear feels a strange - like its not getting
enuff ful/splutterly" -- Corks.
Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
--
http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
sharkey
2006-02-17 09:17:11 UTC
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Post by Knobdoodle
2 XJ900s
a whole box of CX650s.

-----sharks
Alan Pennykid
2006-02-17 09:42:11 UTC
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Post by sharkey
Post by Knobdoodle
2 XJ900s
a whole box of CX650s.
-----sharks
or a broken XLV750

Al
Wado
2006-02-17 07:39:29 UTC
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Kawasaki ZR-7

Neil
Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
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http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
Fwoar
2006-02-17 09:05:37 UTC
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Any of the bikes that you have previously owned!
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Daron

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Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
--
http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
Mad-Biker
2006-02-17 20:23:34 UTC
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bmw and honda st1300 ex police bike make a bid, you get 10% less than the
value
Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
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http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
corks
2006-02-18 06:40:05 UTC
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jeez like pulling teeth

prefer a 4 over a twin

resonably comfy, resonably sporty

pillion friendly if possible and comfy enuff for longish rides

reliable ????

maybe a vfr750 ???????
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Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
--
http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
Wado
2006-02-18 07:33:53 UTC
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Well with the ZR-7 it's a 4. It's very comfy and has a nice none crippling
riding position. Can easly do long days on the road with this bike. It's
sporty enough to have fun with out going warp speeds. The pillion seat is
wide and comfortable for pillions. As for it's reliability the motor is the
same as the old air cooled GPz motors which have been described as
bulletproof (As read on websites). The only thing I would change is to have
better brakes up front. New fluid and pads might sort that out. Another
good point is that it's not a Honda ;)

Neil
Post by corks
jeez like pulling teeth
prefer a 4 over a twin
resonably comfy, resonably sporty
pillion friendly if possible and comfy enuff for longish rides
reliable ????
maybe a vfr750 ???????
--
http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
--
http://photobucket.com/albums/b216/corks67/my-bikes/
G-S
2006-02-19 08:35:40 UTC
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Post by corks
jeez like pulling teeth
prefer a 4 over a twin
resonably comfy, resonably sporty
pillion friendly if possible and comfy enuff for longish rides
reliable ????
maybe a vfr750 ???????
Or a Suzuki GSX750F.


G-S
Phillip McGree
2006-02-27 19:48:02 UTC
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Post by corks
was the question asked by a werk collegue
over 600ccc and no cruisers
suggestions please????
For f**ks sake corks, this "asked by a work colleague" isn't gonna wash.

Standing in front of a mirror at work and asking "what bike to get" does NOT qualify as "asked by a work colleague"

You haven't even sold the R6 yet and already you're looking for a cheaper replacement.



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Bry
2006-03-01 00:42:06 UTC
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Hey uses the same principles with Donuts! why not a bike....

Bry

(Hi Corks! Bikeless ho.... :) )
Post by Phillip McGree
For f**ks sake corks, this "asked by a work colleague" isn't gonna wash.
Standing in front of a mirror at work and asking "what bike to get" does
NOT qualify as "asked by a work colleague"
You haven't even sold the R6 yet and already you're looking for a cheaper replacement.
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