Bikes and Scooters

mekros · 10-Jul-09, 11:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SlowStu

OK you guys are gonna have to stop talking up these 2 strokes as a track day bike

You know you want to Stu, you'll fit onto one quite easily, and the fun of outbraking on a corner or zipping around the outside of someone you can't beat, much more satisfying than a straight line drag down.

Being on the track on a 125, the most enjoying part so far has been rounding up the bigger bikes on the outside of a corner, and also overtaking bigger bikes in the wet down the back straight of Broady.

SlowStu · 10-Jul-09, 11:57 AM

Well I dont need a trailor........so I could always sell that off to reduce the cash outflow

and while the VFR is costing me nothing its probably not an ideal track day weapon

I should stop thinking about this and just go back to work, its only going to end badly for me

mekros · 10-Jul-09, 12:07 PM

It's sounding better and better....sell off the trailer, and that should fund well over half the outlay for the RGV. Sell off the VFR, I reckon that would fetch a fair few pennies as parts.

User#6 · 10-Jul-09, 1:30 PM

This is soooooo much fun tempting Stu and Tongie! Don;t fight it, you know you want to get a 2-banger!

In all seriousness, 2-strokes aren't the hand-grenades that people envisage...as was mentioned, that lie was due to abuse/neglect from ignorant kiddies. When tuned right, hitting powerband is like an almighty smack on the ass, in a devilishly good way.

I use mine daily and it's quite civilised once you get used to the way of riding it, although the neighbours might be a tad over me starting early in the mornings.

canuck13 · 10-Jul-09, 3:19 PM

but dont forget, you want a RS or RGV. You definately DONT want a NSR unless its a MC28

Tongie · 10-Jul-09, 4:24 PM

Now ive got a work mate wanting to sell me his RS 250 2001 model.. i was ranting on how it would be fun to ride one again and he's got one.... RS250 or 06 600RR hmmm hard to decide. Ive still got all my CBR6RR race kit just need a bike so this is my problem!! All this talk about 2strokes has stuffed my plans! ARGGGGGG

mekros · 11-Jul-09, 8:45 AM

Canuck: What makes you say the 28?

Tongie: Go the stroker

It's the model with the better suspension compared to the older RS.

canuck13 · 11-Jul-09, 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mekros

Canuck: What makes you say the 28?

LOL because I dont want one of those. Tho trackwise, the 18 or 21 would be the bikes to get

mekros · 12-Jul-09, 11:16 AM

The 28 is the ultimate posers bike, and I have to agree. The 18/21 are the best track bikes.

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10-Jul-09, 11:57 AM	#22 (permalink)
SlowStu but getting faster :) Member Since: Jul 2008 Location: Westmeadows, Melb, Vic, Aust, Earth State: Victoria Gender: Posts: 905 Thanks: 197 Thanked 168 Times in 117 Posts My Mood: SlowStu's Garage Blog Entries: 4	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay Well I dont need a trailor........so I could always sell that off to reduce the cash outflow and while the VFR is costing me nothing its probably not an ideal track day weapon I should stop thinking about this and just go back to work, its only going to end badly for me

10-Jul-09, 12:07 PM	#23 (permalink)
mekros Corner Carver Member Since: Jun 2007 Location: Melbourne, VIC State: Victoria Posts: 676 Thanks: 10 Thanked 120 Times in 88 Posts	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay It's sounding better and better....sell off the trailer, and that should fund well over half the outlay for the RGV. Sell off the VFR, I reckon that would fetch a fair few pennies as parts.

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User#6 Corner Carver Member Since: Apr 2009 State: Victoria Gender: Posts: 597 Thanks: 264 Thanked 227 Times in 130 Posts My Mood:	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay This is soooooo much fun tempting Stu and Tongie! Don;t fight it, you know you want to get a 2-banger! In all seriousness, 2-strokes aren't the hand-grenades that people envisage...as was mentioned, that lie was due to abuse/neglect from ignorant kiddies. When tuned right, hitting powerband is like an almighty smack on the ass, in a devilishly good way. I use mine daily and it's quite civilised once you get used to the way of riding it, although the neighbours might be a tad over me starting early in the mornings.

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canuck13 shite stirrer Member Since: Mar 2009 Location: Heidelberg State: Victoria Gender: Posts: 1,583 Thanks: 90 Thanked 128 Times in 106 Posts My Mood: canuck13's Garage	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay but dont forget, you want a RS or RGV. You definately DONT want a NSR unless its a MC28

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Tongie Racer Member Since: May 2009 Location: Yarraville State: Victoria Gender: Posts: 453 Thanks: 61 Thanked 79 Times in 65 Posts My Mood: Tongie's Garage	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay Now ive got a work mate wanting to sell me his RS 250 2001 model.. i was ranting on how it would be fun to ride one again and he's got one.... RS250 or 06 600RR hmmm hard to decide. Ive still got all my CBR6RR race kit just need a bike so this is my problem!! All this talk about 2strokes has stuffed my plans! ARGGGGGG

11-Jul-09, 8:45 AM	#27 (permalink)
mekros Corner Carver Member Since: Jun 2007 Location: Melbourne, VIC State: Victoria Posts: 676 Thanks: 10 Thanked 120 Times in 88 Posts	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay Canuck: What makes you say the 28? Tongie: Go the stroker It's the model with the better suspension compared to the older RS.

12-Jul-09, 11:16 AM	#29 (permalink)
mekros Corner Carver Member Since: Jun 2007 Location: Melbourne, VIC State: Victoria Posts: 676 Thanks: 10 Thanked 120 Times in 88 Posts	Re: Cheap RGV Trackbike found on eBay The 28 is the ultimate posers bike, and I have to agree. The 18/21 are the best track bikes.