F4i no longer current
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09-28-2007, 11:54 PM
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09-29-2007, 12:07 AM
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#16
09-29-2007, 12:29 AM
RE: F4i no longer current
ORIGINAL: CBR BoyRacer
Unless you have unlimited income to buy a new bike every year you won't have the hottest thing out there for very long no matter what bike you have.
Unless you have unlimited income to buy a new bike every year you won't have the hottest thing out there for very long no matter what bike you have.
bottom line... "hottest new thing" doesn't mean **** if you don't know how to ride. what i was trying to say was that for the money you could spend upgrading parts on your bike to keep up with newer ones you could probably just save it, sell your old bike, and buy a new one. safer choice for me because i bought mine beat up and wrecked because i didn't have a lot of money. instead of fixing every little thing that is wrong and buying better parts im probably just going to sell it and buy something newer. i love her but she's been rode hard and put away wet.
#17
09-29-2007, 12:34 AM
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RE: F4i no longer current
ORIGINAL: Ace_f4i
bottom line... "hottest new thing" doesn't mean **** if you don't know how to ride. what i was trying to say was that for the money you could spend upgrading parts on your bike to keep up with newer ones you could probably just save it, sell your old bike, and buy a new one. safer choice for me because i bought mine beat up and wrecked because i didn't have a lot of money. instead of fixing every little thing that is wrong and buying better parts im probably just going to sell it and buy something newer. i love her but she's been rode hard and put away wet.
ORIGINAL: CBR BoyRacer
Unless you have unlimited income to buy a new bike every year you won't have the hottest thing out there for very long no matter what bike you have.
Unless you have unlimited income to buy a new bike every year you won't have the hottest thing out there for very long no matter what bike you have.
bottom line... "hottest new thing" doesn't mean **** if you don't know how to ride. what i was trying to say was that for the money you could spend upgrading parts on your bike to keep up with newer ones you could probably just save it, sell your old bike, and buy a new one. safer choice for me because i bought mine beat up and wrecked because i didn't have a lot of money. instead of fixing every little thing that is wrong and buying better parts im probably just going to sell it and buy something newer. i love her but she's been rode hard and put away wet.
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09-29-2007, 09:07 AM
#19
09-29-2007, 03:24 PM
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RE: F4i no longer current
ORIGINAL: Jaybird180
Isn't there an "oudated bikes" bikes forum for you carbureted types? (he he he)
Oh, wait you don't have your own forum...so that's why you hang out in here.
i-less bikers....what to do with em'
Did we say welcome to the forum?
Isn't there an "oudated bikes" bikes forum for you carbureted types? (he he he)
Oh, wait you don't have your own forum...so that's why you hang out in here.
i-less bikers....what to do with em'
Did we say welcome to the forum?
And I dont remember if I was welcomed or not but thanks.
And My old butt likes my carbs lol
#20
09-30-2007, 01:31 PM
RE: F4i no longer current
f4i = antique!!!!!!!
ANTIQUE!!!!!!! also, the F4s are like from the 60s. you have to physically crank the motor to start the bike up.
ill rather ride like crap on an hot new bike than ride well on a crappy bike!!!!
ANTIQUE!!!!!!! also, the F4s are like from the 60s. you have to physically crank the motor to start the bike up.
ORIGINAL: Ace_f4i
bottom line... "hottest new thing" doesn't mean **** if you don't know how to ride. what i was trying to say was that for the money
bottom line... "hottest new thing" doesn't mean **** if you don't know how to ride. what i was trying to say was that for the money