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LIBej20G
  • LIBej20G
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Post #1 post 7th February 2012 - 11:35 AM
BIKE IS IN CLASSIFIEDS. PM OR MESSAGE IF INTERESTED 0415556764

Engine:
998cc DOHC injected

Exhaust:
Full Micron system including headers

Suspension:
Stock telescopic front and stock rear

Wheels:
Stock with red tape

Modifications:
Headers, Oggies, screen, dampener, braided break lines, wave discs, RK sprocket kit (Smaller), commander, flush led indicators, k & n filters and dyno tune.

Stereo Audio / Visual:
Pipes at top end of third is music to me

Estimated Power:
Approx 179

Sorry about the pics, shit camera. (or i dont know how to use it)
- Definitely the latter!

Anyone want to go for a ride im always keen to tilt. Inbox me.

This post has been edited by LIBej20G: Feb 20 2012, 10:29 AM
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    Post #2

    drool.gif I'm always keen for a ride, but I don't think my 250 Ninja will keep up. I'll Pm you in 4 months time when I get my opens. Oh I see wat you did there with the last picture thumbsup.gif

    Drafty
    Post #3

    QUOTE (LIBej20G @ Feb 7 2012, 11:35 AM) *
    pipes at top end of third is music to me



    and how often are you doing the ~200km/h required for this?


    Nice R1, try to keep it that way

    derb
    Post #4

    Lol @ the last photo. Self-photobomb for the win.

    LIBej20G
    Post #5

    QUOTE (Drafty @ Feb 7 2012, 12:20 PM) *
    and how often are you doing the ~200km/h required for this?


    Nice R1, try to keep it that way

    Often enough for you to shake your head in disgust.

    60pulsar
    Post #6

    lol at reply and im always keen for a ride on weekends mate PM me when you are going for one and ill meet you somewhere? You will be surprised what a little 600 will do haha and nice bike keep her upright

    Dai.
    Post #7

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 7 2012, 04:00 PM) *
    lol at reply and im always keen for a ride on weekends mate PM me when you are going for one and ill meet you somewhere? You will be surprised what a little 600 will do haha and nice bike keep her upright

    Would be quicker in the twisties.

    Mint looking bike. It should have 175hp btw.

    Glasshouse51
    Post #8

    QUOTE (Dai. @ Feb 7 2012, 05:05 PM) *
    Would be quicker in the twisties


    Too right, I passed two blokes on 1098's over the weekend on my 600.
    I don't think younger blokes with thou's (as they were in this case) enjoy being passed by a "little 600"

    Dai.
    Post #9

    QUOTE (Glasshouse51 @ Feb 7 2012, 06:32 PM) *
    Too right, I passed two blokes on 1098's over the weekend on my 600.
    I don't think younger blokes with thou's (as they were in this case) enjoy being passed by a "little 600"

    I wouldn't be either tongue.gif I must say that 600's are geared better and would have all the power right there and then.

    Glasshouse51
    Post #10

    QUOTE (Dai. @ Feb 7 2012, 06:05 PM) *
    I wouldn't be either tongue.gif I must say that 600's are geared better and would have all the power right there and then.


    lol yeah, them on their sexy Italian superbike, and me on my $9000 jap 600.

    yeah the only issue with following 1000's I find is the punch on the exit of corners that they have, but if I maintain a good speed and decent rpm in corners it keeps the gap they pull out to a minimum.

    LIBej20G
    Post #11

    QUOTE (Dai. @ Feb 7 2012, 05:35 PM) *
    Would be quicker in the twisties.

    Mint looking bike. It should have 175hp btw.


    it is 179**
    was a typo

    60pulsar
    Post #12

    yes some blokes enjoy the cat and mouse game on there italian made bikes and there are always the others who absolutly hate it with a passion the joys of a light and nibble bike where you dont have to watch the snap in the throttle on the exits of corners without getting highsighted lol

    Glasshouse51
    Post #13

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 7 2012, 10:07 PM) *
    yes some blokes enjoy the cat and mouse game on there italian made bikes and there are always the others who absolutly hate it with a passion the joys of a light and nibble bike where you dont have to watch the snap in the throttle on the exits of corners without getting highsighted lol


    cat and mouse ftw! lol

    should tee up a ride once I get a service + new rear tyre
    joe blo
    Post #14

    il bring my postie smile.gif

    LIBej20G
    Post #15

    QUOTE (Glasshouse51 @ Feb 7 2012, 10:48 PM) *
    cat and mouse ftw! lol

    should tee up a ride once I get a service + new rear tyre


    I'm keen as for a ride this week end smile.gif
    LIBej20G
    Post #16

    QUOTE (Glasshouse51 @ Feb 7 2012, 10:48 PM) *
    cat and mouse ftw! lol

    should tee up a ride once I get a service + new rear tyre

    Only issue with litre bikes is the next corner and high sights. CAN'T BE AFRAID TO GET ON THE HAUNCHES.

    Drafty
    Post #17

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 7 2012, 10:37 PM) *
    highsighted lol


    QUOTE (LIBej20G @ Feb 7 2012, 11:58 PM) *
    high sights


    its high sided


    I would happily go back to a 600 if I spent most weekends at the mountains or track, but for the track day I do every few months and the odd mountain run I actually get to do, the 1000 is easier to live with for the regular day to day stuff

    Glasshouse51
    Post #18

    QUOTE (LIBej20G @ Feb 8 2012, 12:22 AM) *
    I'm keen as for a ride this week end smile.gif


    I'd be keen, but my rear tyre is shot.

    + Suzuki has put out a factory recall on my bike sad.gif lol
    ...possible fault with the rectifier case

    TwinCam16
    Post #19

    Very impressed!

    LIBej20G
    Post #20

    [quote name='Drafty' date='Feb 8 2012, 05:32 AM' post='1288073304']
    its high sided


    I would happily go back to a 600 if I spent most weekends at the mountains or track, but for the track day I do every few months and the odd mountain run I actually get to do, the 1000 is easier to live with for the regular day to day stuff
    [

    Does qr website have trackday info up? Do you need a race license like a cams?

    Glasshouse51
    Post #21

    No. Just a normal bike license.
    google: Champions Ride Days. They do QR and Lakeside all the dates and prices are there.
    666 FC
    Post #22

    I would swap my wife for this bike

    LIBej20G
    Post #23

    QUOTE (666 FC @ Feb 8 2012, 07:08 PM) *
    I would swap my wife for this bike


    Throw in a fishtank

    60pulsar
    Post #24

    keen as hell for a ride and im in the mountains every chanc i get though this weekend isnt good for me as for im busy but Glasshouse51 and LIBej20g pm when use are ready to go for a run or msg me ill pm u my number always keen to meet more riders

    Glasshouse51
    Post #25

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 8 2012, 07:37 PM) *
    keen as hell for a ride and im in the mountains every chanc i get though this weekend isnt good for me as for im busy but Glasshouse51 and LIBej20g pm when use are ready to go for a run or msg me ill pm u my number always keen to meet more riders


    Yeah I'm hoping to have the bike sorted next week. So maybe that weekend.
    Where do you live? Im near Landsborough, there's a fair few good rides out west from here.
    If you're after more riders, check out brissyridersclub
    Dai.
    Post #26

    QUOTE (Glasshouse51 @ Feb 8 2012, 08:12 PM) *
    Yeah I'm hoping to have the bike sorted next week. So maybe that weekend.
    Where do you live? Im near Landsborough, there's a fair few good rides out west from here.
    If you're after more riders, check out brissyridersclub

    You talking about Maleny,Montsville and the back of beerwah?. The road i have fallen in love with would be either Nebo or Mt Mee. Go Mt Mee and keep going til the T intersection then turn left and keep following it til you hit Maleny.

    What is the big ass block in then centre of your triple tree's?

    Glasshouse51
    Post #27

    QUOTE (Dai. @ Feb 8 2012, 08:50 PM) *
    You talking about Maleny,Montsville and the back of beerwah?. The road i have fallen in love with would be either Nebo or Mt Mee. Go Mt Mee and keep going til the T intersection then turn left and keep following it til you hit Maleny.

    What is the big ass block in then centre of your triple tree's?


    Yeah peachester to maleny then kenilworth and back. Don't usually do obi obi cause the road across the top of the range to get home is fucking painful.

    Yeah Mt Mee is a good ride, woodford to the cafe' on top etc.

    The block is a steering dampener

    Dai.
    Post #28

    QUOTE (Glasshouse51 @ Feb 8 2012, 08:34 PM) *
    Yeah peachester to maleny then kenilworth and back. Don't usually do obi obi cause the road across the top of the range to get home is fucking painful.

    Yeah Mt Mee is a good ride, woodford to the cafe' on top etc.

    The block is a steering dampener

    Pitstop has good food on Mt Mee drive or w/e it is.Yeah its painful being on a full race crouch.

    60pulsar
    Post #29

    mmmmm peachester run i love it. These days I think i know Mt Mee like the back of my hand Im up there that much haha. and yer being in race crouch all day hurts but that is the punishment we take for our fun

    Dai.
    Post #30

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 8 2012, 08:46 PM) *
    mmmmm peachester run i love it. These days I think i know Mt Mee like the back of my hand Im up there that much haha. and yer being in race crouch all day hurts but that is the punishment we take for our fun

    I haven't experienced it in the dry yet,was going up last weekend but the cops had the blitz on,got a few more things to do on my bike before i head out again.

    Look for a Thunderace with the right head light on and me shitting myself tongue.gif

    60pulsar
    Post #31

    haha you will enjoy it in the dry and yer its hard with all the cops these days
    and lol will keep a look out those things arent hard to miss haha

    Dai.
    Post #32

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 8 2012, 08:51 PM) *
    haha you will enjoy it in the dry and yer its hard with all the cops these days
    and lol will keep a look out those things arent hard to miss haha

    Hopefully i can push the envelope more. Still have the roadworks up there?.

    I've only seen one other of my bike.Watcha ride?

    60pulsar
    Post #33

    Ive got a 05 zx636 (green and black underbelly) and i havent been up peachester for awhile but there are still roadworks at Mt Mee dry.gif makes it so much slower lol

    Dai.
    Post #34

    QUOTE (60pulsar @ Feb 8 2012, 09:08 PM) *
    Ive got a 05 zx636 (green and black underbelly) and i havent been up peachester for awhile but there are still roadworks at Mt Mee dry.gif makes it so much slower lol

    At least you got the model with the pipe under the tail,can lean it more without thinking your going to scrape the pipe. You got braided brake lines?

    Glasshouse51
    Post #35

    Peachester is more or less a place to warm the tyres these days. It's got a lane closed (been that way for atleast a year). And there's new drains put in across the road everywhere, so it's bumpy. But still not THAT bad.

    I've only done mt mee once sad.gif haha. The run I do most weekends, I rarely see a cop at all. In the year I've been riding road bikes, I've seen one cop on the good stretch (not gonna name the road, but it's a very fun stretch at speed). If/when we go for a ride, you will know lol

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