New SV tomorrow...

so come on markfc, waddayafinkofyernewSV?

Originally Posted by Captain Nemo

Mark good choice of bike but you shouldnt have got black!!!

apparently the black bike is about 11 mph slower, this is supposedly due to the black paint absorbing more light and making the bike substantially heavier.

it is widely know that the blue bike reflects light better than any other colour !!!!! this makes them lighter and as everyone knows

blue is the best and fastest colour !!!!

using this theory, silver will be even quicker then! it must be more reflective than blue.

Hey TinCan05 !

I see you have read my other thread , so I'll let you know on thursday!

Originally Posted by TinCan05

using this theory, silver will be even quicker then! it must be more reflective than blue.

not quite true.........

suzuki use silver paint containing "dark Matter" to thicken it up, dark matter is of course very heavy and makes the silver bikes almost as slow as the black ones, although less likely to become mucky as the dark matter 'absorbs' dirt, an old black back can weigh almost 400kg if its been ridden through a couple of winters..

Suzuki's blue paint contains friction reducing micro particles from nasa as used on the space shuttles that havent crashed. this helps the blue bikes cut through the air better and actually cause a negative drag effect,

this is why blue is the fastest and therefore the best colour to have

Captain Nemo, you should go and get yourself a highly paid job for the
Government.
They are always on the lookout for such a good use of 'artistic license'

Whilst the above is partially true Swiss scientist have recently discovered how to create vast quantitites of anti-matter. How ever this is still unstable and highly volatile when in contact with paint. They have instead ingrained another new type into the minds of Silver owners who when asked about the relative merits of inferior colours reply 'Doesn't matter'

douredelion !!

you must get your gear from crazy dave as well !!!

Originally Posted by Couerdelion

Whilst the above is partially true Swiss scientist have recently discovered how to create vast quantitites of anti-matter. How ever this is still unstable and highly volatile when in contact with paint. They have instead ingrained another new type into the minds of Silver owners who when asked about the relative merits of inferior colours reply 'Doesn't matter'

Sounds like the next novel from Dan Brown!