1000rr 08 vs ZX10r 08
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#32
12-02-2008, 10:11 PM
RE: 1000rr 08 vs ZX10r 08
What I have learned from this thread:
Hyperbole is popular in Trinidad.
English isn't.
The '08 CBR is fully modified with a PCIII and Pazzo levers.
The '08 CBR is unstoppable.
The 35 years I've spent riding fast motorcycles is insufficient for me to be an enthusiast.
Note to self:Avoid the squids when visiting Trinidad.
Hyperbole is popular in Trinidad.
English isn't.
The '08 CBR is fully modified with a PCIII and Pazzo levers.
The '08 CBR is unstoppable.
The 35 years I've spent riding fast motorcycles is insufficient for me to be an enthusiast.
Note to self:Avoid the squids when visiting Trinidad.
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12-05-2008, 02:10 AM
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RE: 1000rr 08 vs ZX10r 08
ORIGINAL: Dan607
What I have learned from this thread:
Hyperbole is popular in Trinidad.
English isn't.
The '08 CBR is fully modified with a PCIII and Pazzo levers.
The '08 CBR is unstoppable.
The 35 years I've spent riding fast motorcycles is insufficient for me to be an enthusiast.
Note to self:Avoid the squids when visiting Trinidad.
What I have learned from this thread:
Hyperbole is popular in Trinidad.
English isn't.
The '08 CBR is fully modified with a PCIII and Pazzo levers.
The '08 CBR is unstoppable.
The 35 years I've spent riding fast motorcycles is insufficient for me to be an enthusiast.
Note to self:Avoid the squids when visiting Trinidad.
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12-05-2008, 02:12 AM
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12-05-2008, 06:22 PM
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