Panniers for my F4i... Question...!
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It had better be a very tight track.....like kiddie go carts. Or twisties like one of those straws that you can see through.....lol
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And jp greenville you are 100% right. I ride my bike every day no matter what the weather, recently drove to work at 06:00 AM at -13 degrees celcius ( 8 degrees F ) and I also use it in wet, Icy and hot days. I know exactly how hard I can push my bike unlike most people who will never know how hard they can push theirs. It may be only able to reach 75MPH maxxed out, but I know what me and my and my bike are capable of and what we're not, and if you ask me, I think it's a pretty damn good bike and i've enjoyed it so much since i've had it.
There is also a saying that goes something like ' Anyone can drive fast in a straight line, but it takes a real rider to take speed around bends '
So a 125 can be a faster bike than a 600 or even a 1000.
Judge the rider, not the bike.
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sorry about jacking the thread.
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lol....I had the bike, the fun factor lasted a couple rides. Show me someone ride a 125 faster than a 600 or 1000! Yes anyone can ride fast in a straight line.....except cbr 125 riders....lol.....I did like the fuel consumption but my commute is 50km's so I went to an f3 to an 02f4i.
sorry about jacking the thread.
sorry about jacking the thread.
An average rider on a 600 will go no faster than a pro on a 125. (Not saying that I'm a pro, but you get the point...)
It depends how you ride the bike... You can be slow and still be fast.
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When I first get on my 600 I can guarantee that I could throw my 125 round twisty roads faster and with less fear.
An average rider on a 600 will go no faster than a pro on a 125. (Not saying that I'm a pro, but you get the point...)
It depends how you ride the bike... You can be slow and still be fast.
An average rider on a 600 will go no faster than a pro on a 125. (Not saying that I'm a pro, but you get the point...)
It depends how you ride the bike... You can be slow and still be fast.
hmmm? Is this what you really believe? lol........no offence.
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