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Post by davytelford on Jul 16, 2010 22:39:12 GMT
The legend that is the Suzuki GSX/R heres a comparison 1985 where it all started The GSX-R750 was the World's first race-bred production four-stroke sportsbike. Featuring a 100bhp motor with an Endurance-style chassis and an aerodynamic full-fairing complete with Endurance-aping twin-headlights. Dry weight was a featherweight 179 kilos and the bike ran on 18-inch wheels. This bike sired the current generation of race-replica sportsbikes we see on the road today 2007 GSX-R1000K7 Another landmark motorcycle from Suzuki. The most powerful GSX-R ever... The K7 features more power and the engine control management system makes it possible to switch between three performance settings to match riding conditions. Internally, the engine is re-designed and features twin low-slung exhausts for better weight distribution as well as a developed chassis featuring adjustable pegs for the track-day addicts amongst you. Overall weight is 172 kilos. The daddy is back please feel free to add your gsxr storys and pictures
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Post by twoblackcats on Aug 3, 2010 23:32:09 GMT
Just when I'd forgoten how much I need a Gixxer The eary 90's ones do it for me every time Standard Or custom Although would settle for a later model too Got to be these colours IMO A good friend worked in a Suzuki dealership in the eary 90's and as such had to test ride many a GSeXR the lucky bleeder.
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Post by twoblackcats on Aug 5, 2010 21:36:00 GMT
Man, I thought my sportsbike days were behind me but everytime I look at this thread my heart says differant.
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Post by davytelford on Aug 5, 2010 22:31:41 GMT
get one get one do it do it now lol
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Post by twoblackcats on Aug 5, 2010 23:24:55 GMT
Even that srad seat hump I used to think ugly is starting to appeal now. Lack of funds rules my world, hence the cb but if one comes up cheap...
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