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DiavelM3 · 08-01-2012, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by ddk632

Hey just to play Diavel's Advocate here, he WAS on an old Yamaha, and could have been a new rider...

DiavelM3 · 08-01-2012, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by E92_SID

More pics of my VRod because I have nothing better to do lol.

Nice bike SID

Razzy · 08-01-2012, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Litos

just the opposite.

some people are quite aware of what their sportbikes are capable of and are quite aware of what they can do with them.

you're implying that it's sad that someone that owns a sportbike isn't riding it to it's fullest capabilities while going to get Starbucks....

so if "person X" doesn't lean his bike, drag knee and hit 100mph in less than 7 seconds while going to get Starbucks, that is sad and pathetic !?!?

that's openly retarded....

I'm talking about the poser that buys a race replica bike for show and looks. Pretty much all the shallow reasons. You don't have to drag knee or track to be a rider but that is what the primary use of these bikes is. Wanna cruise, go buy a cruiser.

There is a time and place for things. You don't have to ride hard in the city but using a race rep on the track is where it was bred and meant to be.

I find it amusing you are saying all this. You know as well as I do that you don't track your bike. Hell you don't even wear all your gear. Not surpsied you are in defence of the "buy a litre bike to cruise" crowd. Again it's each to their own, your money and you can do what you like but don't try and tell me that the chump on route to his local starbucks is going to fully utilize his sportbike. Lol what a joke.

Litos · 08-01-2012, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Razzy

I'm talking about the poser that buys a race replica bike for show and looks. Pretty much all the shallow reasons. You don't have to drag knee or track to be a rider but that is what the primary use of these bikes is. Wanna cruise, go buy a cruiser.

There is a time and place for things. You don't have to ride hard in the city but using a race rep on the track is where it was bred and meant to be.

I find it amusing you are saying all this. You know as well as I do that you don't track your bike. Hell you don't even wear all your gear. Not surpsied you are in defence of the "buy a litre bike to cruise" crowd. Again it's each to their own, your money and you can do what you like but don't try and tell me that the chump on route to his local starbucks is going to fully utilize his sportbike. Lol what a joke.

every single sport bike is capable of doing amazing things.

people don't RIDE them 100% of the time to do amazing things.

and people don't BUY them 100% of the time for them to do amazing things.

you on bath salts !?!?

Razzy · 08-01-2012, 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Litos

every single sport bike is capable of doing amazing things.

people don't RIDE them 100% of the time to do amazing things.

and people don't BUY them 100% of the time for them to do amazing things.

you on bath salts !?!?

I clearly stated before, there is a time and place for things. You're clenching at straws.

Digital.James · 08-01-2012, 07:53 PM

To put this thread back on track, the wife and I went for a weekend cruise up in the hills

Jeff@TopGearSolutions · 08-01-2012, 08:04 PM

Here's mine

It's a 750. I think I need to upgrade to something a little faster though.

Digital.James · 08-01-2012, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeff@topgearsolutions

Here's mine

It's a 750. I think I need to upgrade to something a little faster though.

sweet. i'll always be a gixxer guy at heart

mike the snake · 08-02-2012, 10:54 AM

Sweet Suzuki!

Many many years ago, the Gixxer was one of my first bikes. One of many inline 4's that I've owned.

These days though, I'm hooked on V-twins, of the Italian type.

Litos · 08-02-2012, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Razzy

I clearly stated before, there is a time and place for things. You're clenching at straws.

how am i clenching at straws after YOU specifically said "I feel bad for the bike in these kind of cases because it just isn't being ridden as it's supposed to be."

so at that TIME AND PLACE, you felt sorry for a guy for not wide open throttling and dragging knee while leaving the stop light that he had just stalled at.

you see how stupid you sound !??!

Razzy · 08-02-2012, 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Litos

how am i clenching at straws after YOU specifically said "I feel bad for the bike in these kind of cases because it just isn't being ridden as it's supposed to be."

so at that TIME AND PLACE, you felt sorry for a guy for not wide open throttling and dragging knee while leaving the stop light that he had just stalled at.

you see how stupid you sound !??!

You are clenching at straws. My statement was a general statement. Not just implied to the noob on the bike. There are plenty of riders that have never tried to push the boundaries of their riding and the bikes in a safe environment. They are simply too scared and inadequate to do so. It's impossible and downright stupid to try and be full on every ride but what I'm getting at is atleast riding the bike competetently when possible. Yet many people don't have the capacity to do that either.

ddk632 · 08-02-2012, 03:46 PM

Here are a few shots of the Diavel from my last two rides. Been taking the camera out in my tank bag and enjoying some photography during my Sunday rides the past couple of weeks!

These from 2 weeks ago on an overcast day ...

And these from last weekend with a buddy of mine, found a neat spot for the bikes...

mike the snake · 08-02-2012, 04:27 PM

Just cleaned my bike, thought I'd share a few pics. Sweet V-twin sexiness. I installed Leo Vince pipes, Power Commander V with dyno tune, frame and wheel sliders, cleaned up the license plate mount, 14 tooth pinion (now I actually use 6th gear!) more to come.

By far THE funnest bike I've ever owned. Doing a track day at Infineon in a couple weeks.

Litos · 08-02-2012, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Razzy

You are clenching at straws. My statement was a general statement.

no it wasn't - you were specifically saying you felt bad for the bike in that particular case that was sitting under that rider on that day.

that's the furthest thing from general. you can't play the "generalize card" if you were specifically talking about that particular incident.....

Litos · 08-02-2012, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by ddk632

Here are a few shots of the Diavel from my last two rides.

shit - that bike has one gear = destroy

Razzy · 08-02-2012, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Litos

no it wasn't - you were specifically saying you felt bad for the bike in that particular case that was sitting under that rider on that day.

that's the furthest thing from general. you can't play the "generalize card" if you were specifically talking about that particular incident.....

Lol ok Litos, whatever helps you sleep at night. Get back to me when you can ride that Buell how it was meant to be ridden

CamelBiscuit · 08-03-2012, 01:21 AM

So my 2004 CBR got shipped from Germany to Vegas. That's like two months getting to Vegas and then it will be in Vegas for 2-3 months in the one hundred and hot as fuck heat. It is in a box with handlebar straps not too tight to pull the front end down too much. Think my forkseals will be blown when I get it out?

DiavelM3 · 08-04-2012, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by ddk632

Here are a few shots of the Diavel from my last two rides. Been taking the camera out in my tank bag and enjoying some photography during my Sunday rides the past couple of weeks!

These from 2 weeks ago on an overcast day ...

And these from last weekend with a buddy of mine, found a neat spot for the bikes...

Love the Diavel! I have the standard red with lots of Carbon Fiber

Bakeme521 · 08-04-2012, 10:33 PM

I know it's no monster like you guys have but I love how unique it is, although it is very slow. Check out my new ride, 2004 Aprilia RS50.

Bringing her home.

At home in the garage with the e92.

CamelBiscuit · 08-04-2012, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Bakeme521

I know it's no monster like you guys have but I love how unique it is, although it is very slow. Check out my new ride, 2004 Aprilia RS50.

Bringing her home.

At home in the garage with the e92.

That bitch will take a corner though. Great bike.

Razzy · 08-05-2012, 02:45 AM

Holy shit, that RS50 is beautiful. You can slay hairpins, decreasing radius, double apexes and you name it with that bike.

Back in the day I always wanted an Aprillia RS125, but they were sooo rare and hard to find. Fuck.

duke10 · 08-05-2012, 03:31 AM

I'm thinking about getting a bike as a DD. $100 a week on gas for the ///M is just ridiculous. If I were to get one, it'll be my first bike ever. I'm pretty comfortable with riding a bicycle, I learn fast and get used to the power of the anything with a motor fairly quickly. With that said, I don't want to get anything too small but also nothing too big (mainly because I want to really learn to ride and not be intimidated with all the power). Now I have a couple of bikes in mind and I was just wondering if all you expert riders out there could point me in the right direction.

1. Ducati Monster 696
2. Ducati 848
3. HD Iron 883
4. Yamaha R6

Please suggest any additional options for me to consider if you have one.

Thanks for reading

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Digital.James Colonel 122 Rep 2,702 Posts Drives: GT4, Raptor.2, Tuono 1100F Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: NC iTrader: (7)	To put this thread back on track, the wife and I went for a weekend cruise up in the hills
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Jeff@TopGearSolutions 3461 Rep 79,211 Posts Drives: C6 Z06, 09 335i, 10 335xi Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: www.TopGearSolutions.com iTrader: (37)	Here's mine It's a 750. I think I need to upgrade to something a little faster though.
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mike the snake Captain 68 Rep 643 Posts Drives: 135i Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Sonoma County, CA. iTrader: (1)	Sweet Suzuki! Many many years ago, the Gixxer was one of my first bikes. One of many inline 4's that I've owned. These days though, I'm hooked on V-twins, of the Italian type.
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ddk632 Chief Senior Executive Managing VP of Orange Sales 598 Rep 2,578 Posts Drives: 17 BMW F87 M2 6MT MG HBDGR ! Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Aventura, FL iTrader: (2)	Here are a few shots of the Diavel from my last two rides. Been taking the camera out in my tank bag and enjoying some photography during my Sunday rides the past couple of weeks! These from 2 weeks ago on an overcast day ... And these from last weekend with a buddy of mine, found a neat spot for the bikes... Last edited by ddk632; 08-02-2012 at 04:02 PM.. Reason: Fixed image tags
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mike the snake Captain 68 Rep 643 Posts Drives: 135i Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Sonoma County, CA. iTrader: (1)	Just cleaned my bike, thought I'd share a few pics. Sweet V-twin sexiness. I installed Leo Vince pipes, Power Commander V with dyno tune, frame and wheel sliders, cleaned up the license plate mount, 14 tooth pinion (now I actually use 6th gear!) more to come. By far THE funnest bike I've ever owned. Doing a track day at Infineon in a couple weeks. Attached Images
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CamelBiscuit Banned 20 Rep 632 Posts Drives: 11 E92 335i Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: 702 iTrader: (0) Garage List 2011 E92 335i [10.00]	So my 2004 CBR got shipped from Germany to Vegas. That's like two months getting to Vegas and then it will be in Vegas for 2-3 months in the one hundred and hot as fuck heat. It is in a box with handlebar straps not too tight to pull the front end down too much. Think my forkseals will be blown when I get it out?
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Bakeme521 Some say... 246 Rep 4,296 Posts Drives: Fresh Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Baton Rouge n NOLA iTrader: (12) Garage List 2007 BMW 335i [8.24]	I know it's no monster like you guys have but I love how unique it is, although it is very slow. Check out my new ride, 2004 Aprilia RS50. Bringing her home. At home in the garage with the e92. __________________ I have exhaust and an intake...
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Razzy Lieutenant 260 Rep 509 Posts Drives: N/A Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ontario, Canada iTrader: (0)	Holy shit, that RS50 is beautiful. You can slay hairpins, decreasing radius, double apexes and you name it with that bike. Back in the day I always wanted an Aprillia RS125, but they were sooo rare and hard to find. Fuck.
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duke10 Private First Class 9 Rep 131 Posts Drives: In between cars Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Houston, TX iTrader: (1)	I'm thinking about getting a bike as a DD. $100 a week on gas for the ///M is just ridiculous. If I were to get one, it'll be my first bike ever. I'm pretty comfortable with riding a bicycle, I learn fast and get used to the power of the anything with a motor fairly quickly. With that said, I don't want to get anything too small but also nothing too big (mainly because I want to really learn to ride and not be intimidated with all the power). Now I have a couple of bikes in mind and I was just wondering if all you expert riders out there could point me in the right direction. 1. Ducati Monster 696 2. Ducati 848 3. HD Iron 883 4. Yamaha R6 Please suggest any additional options for me to consider if you have one. Thanks for reading
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