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Philbo 07-10-07 09:14 AM

New bikey!
 
Well I finally got rid of the ill fated Sprint ST, and bought me a Gixer 750!

Loving it so far, though only done 100 or so miles. Much more fun than the sprint, but no where near as comfy! It's great being back on a really "chuckable" bike!

Before anybody says "this means nothing without pictures"...here's a pic!

http://www.suzukicycles.com/images/P...ack_6d6d78.jpg

scottaadams 08-10-07 09:44 AM

Re: New bikey!
 
Well done man, the gixxer is well nice, had a go of cupars demo before. very cool.

Johnny_BoomBoom 08-10-07 03:21 PM

Re: New bikey!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Philbo (Post 1307365)
Well I finally got rid of the ill fated Sprint ST, and bought me a Gixer 750!

Loving it so far, though only done 100 or so miles. Much more fun than the sprint, but no where near as comfy! It's great being back on a really "chuckable" bike!

Before anybody says "this means nothing without pictures"...here's a pic!

http://www.suzukicycles.com/images/P...ack_6d6d78.jpg


Ooooh,that's the bike I really hanker after just now!!! Enjoy!!!

I have to keep my SV1000S for at least another year ('til it's paid off)........and then some!!!

kitkat 08-10-07 04:42 PM

Re: New bikey!
 
looks lovely

SVTONYB 08-10-07 08:14 PM

Re: New bikey!
 
Nice bike mate :cool:

there seems to be a pattern here, every time you change your bike you gain a cylinder (vtwin.....triple....inline4) ;)

Tiger 55 09-10-07 01:35 AM

Re: New bikey!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SVTONYB (Post 1308672)
every time you change your bike you gain a cylinder

Make sure you get the hang of this one before you move up, those V5 990s are a bit of a handful...

Philbo 09-10-07 06:19 PM

Re: New bikey!
 
I NEED MORE CYLINDERS AAAAAAARGH! etc.

The 750 is great though, tame enough if you keep the revs lowish and climb the gears, and a complete holigan if you don't.

Sprint if anything had a little too much torque...great overtaking in any gear at any revs, but a bit snatchy. Not a good thing if you're just wanting to feed in a bit of power mid corner.

Anyhoo, hoping to hold on to this for a good few years to get my moneys worth.

Cam_73 16-10-07 11:39 AM

Re: New bikey!
 
Seconded Johnny. I would really love to try the 750. Might leave it for another couple of seasons though.

NICE Philbo, I preferr the graphite colour. Don't see too many of them around.

Cheers

haggis 16-10-07 05:12 PM

Re: New bikey!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tiger 55 (Post 1308854)
Make sure you get the hang of this one before you move up, those V5 990s are a bit of a handful...


I suppose a step beyond that is the Honda Valkyrie? :smt103


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