Which bike to get?
04-06-05, 08:31 AM
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yea here is a website to help you compare the rc-51 to other bikes. it is quite useful and helped me make my decision on which bike to get when i was looking. oh by the way make sure to compare the rc-51 vs the zx-10r and youll see just how much better rated the kawi is over the rc51. only plus to the rc51 is that it is a vtwin if your into that type of thing. personally im not but to each his own. good luck http://www.bikez.com/bike/rating.php?idbike=21529
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04-06-05, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Senator
Johnny, my SV had the same problem! I think it was just the V-twin design with carbs in all.
I have taken an RC for a ride and the thing started up cold like a champ.
Best invest in a battery tender eh?
Do you have any leads on a RC yet? Just wondering. Because all I can think of when I see or hear an RC is Nicky Hayden. That kid is a phenom. well, he's 24 now but you get the idea.
Also, what is the cost of a full Akro. system?
Cheers
Josh
I have taken an RC for a ride and the thing started up cold like a champ.
Best invest in a battery tender eh?
Do you have any leads on a RC yet? Just wondering. Because all I can think of when I see or hear an RC is Nicky Hayden. That kid is a phenom. well, he's 24 now but you get the idea.
Also, what is the cost of a full Akro. system?
Cheers
Josh
There are 2 at Honda of Tulsa but I doubt I will buy there. They inflate their prices waaay too much. I like the Hayden edition - apart from the gay-*** cartoon thing on the front
I don't particularly care for the stickers on the Nicky edition at all so I will prob stay away from that!Akro runs about $1000 I think - but then you need a power commander and it mapped so I am guesing about $1400 - unless I can find one with it already on
Peace,
Jonny
04-06-05, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by meZoom!
Sportsbike for $8K that no one else has? I'd go w/ Suzuki SV650/SV650s or SV1000S. but i'm biased towards those bikes, hehe.
Peace,
Jonny
04-06-05, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Dx3
Those are cool bikes but just not my taste. I like a fully-faired bike - not much of a naked guy!!
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Jonny
Peace,
Jonny
hey..... I had an SV..
Bartlesville Cycle usually has some good deals on some bikes.
Josh
04-06-05, 01:58 PM
#22
Originally Posted by Senator
hey..... I had an SV..
Bartlesville Cycle usually has some good deals on some bikes.
Josh
Bartlesville Cycle usually has some good deals on some bikes.
Josh
Def. not knocking the SV - I think it is the best track bike out there - especially for Hallett.
Yeah, BCS always has good deals on bikes - but I doubt I will be able to afford a new one. Do they sell used?
Peace,
Jonny
04-06-05, 10:25 PM
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something rare huh?
While I would normally say Ducati is the way to go - I sat on a few at the motorcycle show and couldn't get comfortable on them (except the Monsters). But you say you are not really a naked bike kind of guy...I too will recommend an Italian, but one not often mentioned in the mainstream motorcycle world. MOTO GUZZI....I have included a link to a V11 Ballabio (naked, but picture it in LeMans trim - full fairing) I am partial to these bikes as I have a 79 LeMans MkII sitting in my garage waiting to be un-winterized.
You can also go with the SV1000 as someone mentioned earlier and get it in full fairing trim as well. The V-Twin makes it sound nice too!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
You can also go with the SV1000 as someone mentioned earlier and get it in full fairing trim as well. The V-Twin makes it sound nice too!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
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