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Hypermotard 1100S or Superduke 990R?

He owned a fucking cbr954 dude!! That is a higher performance bike then this one. I believe he owns or has owned a Aprilia RSV4. That is a higher performance bike then this or your mightier then thou 10 year old Kawi.

Bikes I've owned since I started riding in 2002, not all of them were liter bikes:

1999 Honda XR650L
1996 Honda CBR600f2
1997 Suzuki DR650 (SM)
1997 KTM 620 (SM)
2001 Honda 929RR
1997 Suzuki TL1000S
2001 Yamaha R1
1999 Ducati M900 Monster (cafe'd out- the only one I regret selling)
1999 Suzuki TL1000R
1999 Ducati 996R
1999 Aprilia RS250 Cup
1999 Honda CR250R
2001 Aprilia RS250 Cup
2002 Honda RS250R
2001 Suzuki TL1000R
2001 CR250R
2001 Aprilia RSV1000R Mille-R
2001 KTM Duke
1997 Buell S1 Lightning (kinda miss this one too)
2000 Honda CR500R
2002 Yamaha R1
1999 KTM 380MXC
1986 Honda XR600r
2002 Pacho/Revtech custom home-made P.O.S. Chopper
2004 BMW R1150GS Adventure
2001 BMW K1200RS
2006 BMW K1200R
2003 Beta 250 trials
2007 BMW K1200S
2004 Honda CRF450R
2003 Honda TRX250R
2003 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200
2005 Piaggio Typhoon
2007 BMW G650X
2005 Suzuki GSX-R 600
2006 Suzuki GSX-R 1000
2005 Buell XB9R
2004 Rigid Chopper 96" EVO
199? Suzuki Bandit streetfighter
2003 Honda CBR954RR
2001 Aprilia RSV1000R Mille R
1997 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200s (Tracker)
2001 Yamaha WR426f
2007 BMW G650X
2008 BMW K1200R Sport
2004 Harley Davidson Roadking Custom FLHRS
2010 Aprilia RSV4
2012 Harley Davidson Street Bob FXDB
2002 KTM 380 MXC
2008 Ducati Hypermotard 1100S
1990 Harley Davidson FXRS-C

... just sayin.

Beau can I shamelessly ogle your bike the next time I see you?

Absolutely darling.
 
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Judging by all the 2000 series bikes, you go through about 5 a year. I'm trying to, the hard part is blowing them past the old lady.
 
Bikes I've owned since I started riding in 2002, not all of them were liter bikes:

1999 Honda XR650L
1996 Honda CBR600f2
1997 Suzuki DR650 (SM)
1997 KTM 620 (SM)
2001 Honda 929RR
1997 Suzuki TL1000S
2001 Yamaha R1
1999 Ducati M900 Monster (cafe'd out- the only one I regret selling)
1999 Suzuki TL1000R
1999 Ducati 996R
1999 Aprilia RS250 Cup
1999 Honda CR250R
2001 Aprilia RS250 Cup
2002 Honda RS250R
2001 Suzuki TL1000R
2001 CR250R
2001 Aprilia RSV1000R Mille-R
2001 KTM Duke
1997 Buell S1 Lightning (kinda miss this one too)
2000 Honda CR500R
2002 Yamaha R1
1999 KTM 380MXC
1986 Honda XR600r
2002 Pacho/Revtech custom home-made P.O.S. Chopper
2004 BMW R1150GS Adventure
2001 BMW K1200RS
2006 BMW K1200R
2003 Beta 250 trials
2007 BMW K1200S
2004 Honda CRF450R
2003 Honda TRX250R
2003 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200
2005 Piaggio Typhoon
2007 BMW G650X
2005 Suzuki GSX-R 600
2006 Suzuki GSX-R 1000
2005 Buell XB9R
2004 Rigid Chopper 96" EVO
199? Suzuki Bandit streetfighter
2003 Honda CBR954RR
2001 Aprilia RSV1000R Mille R
1997 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200s (Tracker)
2001 Yamaha WR426f
2007 BMW G650X
2008 BMW K1200R Sport
2004 Harley Davidson Roadking Custom FLHRS
2010 Aprilia RSV4
2012 Harley Davidson Street Bob FXDB
2002 KTM 380 MXC
2008 Ducati Hypermotard 1100S

... just sayin.

Like I said: every bike ever made. :laughing
 
Where he lives, there are no clip ons....:twofinger


:thumbup Really, There could be clip-ons...But Mountain riders are smart enough to know, (because the conditions/situations they ride on/in, that clip-ons aren't your friend in nasty times)...

They aren't your friend on the public road, period. On the public road, nasty is always a possibility either from the road surface or what a mentally ill or distracted driver might offer.

The Bay Area provides risks that are almost the greatest to deal with...Certainly so high that higher becomes moot...If you can ride safe in the Bay Area traffic, it's safe to say Ya can ride safe anywhere.

This going off on a tangent of number of bikes ridden...that a couple of members, have introduced, is the height of silly...it ignores how a rider rides, those bikes, But Ignoring is what riders that can't ride worth a crap..Do,
that is why they don't get it..They practice not getting it. :laughing
 
:thumbup
This going off on a tangent of number of bikes ridden...that a couple of members, have introduced, is the height of silly...it ignores how a rider rides, those bikes, But Ignoring is what riders that can't ride worth a crap..Do,
that is why they don't get it..They practice not getting it. :laughing

OK Lou. What are you talking about?
 
6, Lou is my brother from another mother and father. I still don't know what he, or you, for that matter, are saying.

Nice day for a ride though. Its about 72 degrees right now.
 
OK Lou. What are you talking about?


If I said it any clearer, I'd expect to get banned :laughing

I have to reduce it to ...

When it doubt, gas it.
Wheelie for safety (that applies to going up and down stairs, Ya sure don't want to complicate the bikes behavour with a front wheel bouncing, by touching stairs).

When a rider learns how to ride..They learn how to see.
What they see tells them what to do, to handle what they see.
They have learned how to tell their bike what to do.
They have "how to recover" ingrained into their subconscious to go into effect, before conscious thought struggles with it.

Then there are No "pucker" moments..No apprehension..No Fear. :thumbup
 
Bikes I've owned since I started riding in 2002, not all of them were liter bikes:

BIKES BIKES BIKES
2001 Yamaha R1
1999 Ducati M900 Monster (cafe'd out- the only one I regret selling)
1999 Suzuki TL1000R
BIKES BIKES BIKES
2007 BMW G650X
BIKES BIKES BIKES

2012 Harley Davidson Street Bob FXDB This one looked bad ass
2008 Ducati Hypermotard 1100S

... just sayin.



Absolutely darling.

:love

Y U SELL M900? Everyone seems to regret selling theirs. I will not sell mine. :x
 
1999 Ducati M900 Monster (cafe'd out- the only one I regret selling)

Y U SELL M900? Everyone seems to regret selling theirs. I will not sell mine. :x

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Y U SELL M900? Everyone seems to regret selling theirs. I will not sell mine. :x
I sold mine in pieces, after wrecking it. I've occasionally regretted selling the other one that I had. Or at least not buying it back after the neighbor that I sold it to sold it after a year. But I have not regretted not buying another one. After a few years on an ST2 I finally realized that I really didn't want another Monster.
 
Okay, I'm going to be perfectly honest here: I can get on just about any bike, from a Ducati Panigale to a 127" rigid chopper and pretty much be railing it in short order. Yeah. But not this bike. I am having a bitch of a time figuring out how it works and how to best exploit it.
 
Fine Italian women are demanding Beau.

Tell her what the fuck to do.. and demand it. Yeah.. it take ballz, but she will do it.
Perhaps some suspension love my be needed.

My 998 was something completely different.. when I decided you will be my bitch.. she was very happy to be such. G'luck.
 
Really? I've ridden a few Hypers and thought they were very easy to ride, but then I grew up on dirt bikes. The one Superduke I rode felt cramped, but I did like the motor.

I wound up buying a Multistrada for the versatility.
 
How much do you weigh? Most Hypermotard forks are severely undersprung. They are set up for people of Nicky Hayden's size and mass. I'm 6'2" and 200#, so I'm getting Andreani cartridges with stiffer springs.

Stock: 0.66
For my weight, recommended is: 0.9

Racetech spring calculator
 
How much do you weigh? Most Hypermotard forks are severely undersprung. They are set up for people of Nicky Hayden's size and mass. I'm 6'2" and 200#, so I'm getting Andreani cartridges with stiffer springs.

Stock: 0.66
For my weight, recommended is: 0.9

Racetech spring calculator

Shazam. I'm just over 200 in gear. Maybe that's it.
 
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