2 years old and only 600 miles... it also has ultra cool looking 400/4 stylee headers.
My next bike
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Re: My next bike
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363710183764 ... SwjnJh3jOu
2 years old and only 600 miles... it also has ultra cool looking 400/4 stylee headers.
2 years old and only 600 miles... it also has ultra cool looking 400/4 stylee headers.
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Re: My next bike
This oneDodgy knees wrote: Thu Feb 03, 2022 9:00 pm 3 year warranty.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Suzuki-GSX-S ... 635-2958-0
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/bike-detai ... 2190647280
Re: My next bike
A Tracer 700 has got to be worth a try too hasn't it?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224807157453 ... Sw3kVh4y4X
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224807157453 ... Sw3kVh4y4X
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Re: My next bike
In theory yes. But I fancy something quicker than the 690. My mate's wife has a blue Tracer 7 and I think they look nice. But I fancy the extra of the 9.
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Re: My next bike
Up the budget just a teeny bit...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294728044117 ... SwJ2dh33oc
You'll be needing some proper tyres on it tho'
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294728044117 ... SwJ2dh33oc
You'll be needing some proper tyres on it tho'
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Re: My next bike
I love them. Krazy Horse sell them and I have a longing look at them every time I go.KungFooBob wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 6:35 pm Up the budget just a teeny bit...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294728044117 ... SwJ2dh33oc
You'll be needing some proper tyres on it tho'
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Re: My next bike
You're dead to meSupermofo wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 6:50 pmI love them. Krazy Horse sell them and I have a longing look at them every time I go.KungFooBob wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 6:35 pm Up the budget just a teeny bit...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294728044117 ... SwJ2dh33oc
You'll be needing some proper tyres on it tho'
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Re: My next bike
I thought they were a lot more expensive than that.
They are very cool (no matter what Cheesy says).
They are very cool (no matter what Cheesy says).
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Re: My next bike
I would think me disliking something would make it cool, certainly seems to be the criteria my children work on
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Re: My next bike
Just noticed its a rally version..hmm not sure of that one. The flat tracker though is cracking.
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Re: My next bike
How someone can go from an mt09 to an Indian is beyond me.
It's like say "oh shall we but a new car, our choice are a Prius or a Mustang V12".
It's like say "oh shall we but a new car, our choice are a Prius or a Mustang V12".
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Re: My next bike
I'd buy an MT09. I think the Indian is cool though. I like all sorts of bikes.weeksy wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 8:31 pm How someone can go from an mt09 to an Indian is beyond me.
It's like say "oh shall we but a new car, our choice are a Prius or a Mustang V12".
I like Morgans and Mustangs if that helps. I also like Thai and Italian food etc. Can I only like one!
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Re: My next bike
No but I don't equate food to bikes or carsSupermofo wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 9:33 pmI'd buy an MT09. I think the Indian is cool though. I like all sorts of bikes.weeksy wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 8:31 pm How someone can go from an mt09 to an Indian is beyond me.
It's like say "oh shall we but a new car, our choice are a Prius or a Mustang V12".
I like Morgans and Mustangs if that helps. I also like Thai and Italian food etc. Can I only like one!
You could like a Morgan and a Mustang, but if you're sitting there thinking about a new car for a purpose I can't see how both would tick the boxes myself.
I like a lotus Elise, but I'm not buying one to carry my Mtb. That's more how I see it.
So an mt09 or gsxs, I get, they're a basis on a theme. But the Indian just doesn't fit for me.
It's your money
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Re: My next bike
Depends what "the purpose" is dunnit?
If its just "be something I like" then Mustang, Morgan, MT07 or Indian might all suffice.
From my POV nearly any bike would be OK for me. Id consider a Harley or a Multistrada in the same purchase decision.
If its just "be something I like" then Mustang, Morgan, MT07 or Indian might all suffice.
From my POV nearly any bike would be OK for me. Id consider a Harley or a Multistrada in the same purchase decision.
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Re: My next bike
That's sort of it. As long as I like it I'm not too fussed which bike it is. Hence not having a fixed idea what I want. It odd I'll grant you, in the past I've always known what I want next. This time I'm not sure. As you can probably tell 
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Re: My next bike
Nah I get it.
The idea of a bike for a purpose is a load of BS from my POV. I'm not doing any one thing at a high enough level for it to matter.
As Couchy has so clearly demonstrated with Africa Twins and Enfields, trackdays are about how good the rider is and not the bike.
I'm not doing extreme Enduro stuff...hell I'm not even leaving tarmac
I think the idea of the difference between engine configuration is massively overexaggerated in people's heads, particularly for a road bike.
Etc.
So long as it doesn't cripple my joints or break down every 4 mins anything will be fine and worthy of consideration IMO. So thats the Bonnie out then.
The idea of a bike for a purpose is a load of BS from my POV. I'm not doing any one thing at a high enough level for it to matter.
As Couchy has so clearly demonstrated with Africa Twins and Enfields, trackdays are about how good the rider is and not the bike.
I'm not doing extreme Enduro stuff...hell I'm not even leaving tarmac
I think the idea of the difference between engine configuration is massively overexaggerated in people's heads, particularly for a road bike.
Etc.
So long as it doesn't cripple my joints or break down every 4 mins anything will be fine and worthy of consideration IMO. So thats the Bonnie out then.