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Only five weeks on the SV, so no plans for replacing it yet.
Maybe in a year or so I'll add something comfy with luggage for longer rides, but at the moment one bike is enough. Keith. |
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Mine was replaced out of necessity.
The SV was well and truely trashed and an offer was made that I couldn't refuse. Now the proud owner of a 1993/94 Honda CB1000 (The Big One). I'm slowly restoring it bit by bit to mint condition. ![]() |
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I don't intend to ever get rid of my SV! Had a long hard think the other day about what I would replace it with down the line. Came to the conclusion that I don't want/need any other bike, I like my SV too much! Also considered the fact that I don't NEED to go any faster, or have any more power because, realistically, I won't use it.
For me personally (totally my own opinion of course!) I don't see the need for the 160 odd horses that come with a 1000, or the silly speeds they can do. For track days/racing, it makes perfect sense, but on the road where the speed limit is 70 (even if I do occasionally stray over that!) I just don't see the point. I would never, ever tell one of my friends not to get a bigger bike if they wanted to because (completely contradicting myself) I can see the appeal of the 750's/1000's etc. Having all that power is alluring and knowing that it's there without having to always use is it empowering. So for myself, I intend to make my SV the best bike it can be (M4 full system, v-stacks, bmc, remap and gsxr front end all planned!) because I like the fact that it does 0-60 incredibly quickly, can still do illegal speeds if you want it to and the fact that I always get excited when i'm about to hop on, whatever the weather ![]() With a bigger more powerful bike, I'd be wary of my right wrist and would probably lose my license very quickly through lack of restraint! |
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It was meant to be funny a while back. Now I don't mention it too often unless its friends I know well enough que to bringing it up... Paul just happens to be one of those.
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That & a jousting pole so you can take peoples mirrors off whilst pulling a wheelie
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RIP Reeder 20/07/1988 - 21/03/2012 - You were awesome Cbf600, sv650, sv1000, gsxr 750 srad, KTM adventure 950, gsxr 750 k1, gsxr 750 srad, fazer 1000, zx9r ninja.. |
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I want a street triple after the SV. But to be honest i will probably change my mind by then.
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