stratslingr77
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Crazy hot chicks are crazy, but they're still hot.
Now if this bike were half the displacement and 100 lbs lighter...
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2027 John Dice Memorial new bike thread.
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Now if this bike were half the displacement and 100 lbs lighter...
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alien
And still a nice bike after 28 years
Interesting with an electronic blower and V3 engine config. Fully faired version coming on its heels as well.
gixxerjeff
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Depends on the generation.A friendlier GIXXER 1K? This one look nicer than the OG Gixxer 1K
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My '06 still gives me, uhm, movement....so to speak....
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This piques my interest. I am VERY happy with my 450
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ADV Scooter is afor me.
indeed. It still has almost a 32 inch seat height. More than my S1000XR with low suspension and a low seat. That thing must really look strange in person.Still better than the Yamaha Ténéré 700, which has a 34.4-inch seat height.
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403 pounds, wet, twin cylinder:
33.5” seat hight (adjusts down to 32.6”), 4.2 gallon tank.
33.5” seat hight (adjusts down to 32.6”), 4.2 gallon tank.
ThumperX
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I think when this bike hits the US market we’ll see a bunch of 450s on the used list. The 550 appears to be lighter as well.403 pounds, wet, twin cylinder:
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As a former 1976 Moto Guzzi owner I’m sentimentally bothered by this. I get the efficient lighter weight of the parallel twins but tradition! Thank goodness there’s a round headlight version.
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GAJ
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I'm glad to see they have the $$ to branch out.As a former 1976 Moto Guzzi owner I’m sentimentally bothered by this. I get the efficient lighter weight of the parallel twins but tradition! Thank goodness there’s a round headlight version.
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Fireblade stepping up. 214 hp.
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Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem!
Sweet looking bike. Honda's stepping up their game!
Price on the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP is $29,774.00 before the *Excludes tax, license, registration, dealer installed-options and set-up fees"
and Dealer prices may vary.
The Honda site didn't list/show the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade HRC Works Edition, so I guess if you have ask about the price you can't afford "it".
Price on the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP is $29,774.00 before the *Excludes tax, license, registration, dealer installed-options and set-up fees"
and Dealer prices may vary.
The Honda site didn't list/show the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade HRC Works Edition, so I guess if you have ask about the price you can't afford "it".
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