Cheers all!
Hi guys!
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jompy
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- Bike Make & Model: 98 4xv Half-One
- Location: Derby
Re: Hi guys!
Welcome in Kevin
The 4xv's looking good .
Your in the right place for track days and advice , there's a good bunch on here
Give us all a bit about your biking history so we can get to know you
The 4xv's looking good .
Your in the right place for track days and advice , there's a good bunch on here
Give us all a bit about your biking history so we can get to know you
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Moise
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- Bike Make & Model: Yamaha R1 4xv
- Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Re: Hi guys!
Welcome, the bike looks good. What's been done to it?
"You don't get slower with age, you just get more cautious." Michael Rutter
1999 4xv in blue
1999 4xv in blue
Re: Hi guys!
Welcome aboard mate, I'm sure you'll get all the info you need on here. 
Live life in the fastish lane
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R1Clarky
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Re: Hi guys!
welcome in pal - you've found the right place & the 4xv looks good
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petepassion
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DA.
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- Bike Make & Model: 2006 5VY
- Location: Not far from Oulton
Re: Hi guys!
Be careful what you ask for!Cataclysm wrote: Thought I would sign up here incase I need any useful pointers later on!
You'll get so many useful pointers on here that you won't have time to ride the bike!
There's no such thing as a "normal" biker.
Re: Hi guys!
Wow, thanks for the great welcome! Seems like a friendly place!
and passed my test in 97, I've owned several bikes including a YBR125, a couple of GSXR SRAD 750's one of which I still own (It's a minter!) a CBR600F, a Bandit 600, Fazer 600 and now this 4XV track bike! I've not done any track days for a little while now and wanted to get out and wear through some more knee sliders in the relative safety of a track! I didn't want to risk damaging my GSXR (kinda scuffed my CBR600 a bit at Donington Park in 99 arsing about a bit and letting my confidence overtake my ability!) so wanted something purely for this purpose! Came across this fairly locally so picked it up.
I like to tinker with bikes (and my cars too for that matter) just as much as I enjoy riding!
That's great! I've been riding bikes since I was 16 owning a Honda CG125jompy wrote:Welcome in Kevin
The 4xv's looking good .
Your in the right place for track days and advice , there's a good bunch on here
Give us all a bit about your biking history so we can get to know you
and passed my test in 97, I've owned several bikes including a YBR125, a couple of GSXR SRAD 750's one of which I still own (It's a minter!) a CBR600F, a Bandit 600, Fazer 600 and now this 4XV track bike! I've not done any track days for a little while now and wanted to get out and wear through some more knee sliders in the relative safety of a track! I didn't want to risk damaging my GSXR (kinda scuffed my CBR600 a bit at Donington Park in 99 arsing about a bit and letting my confidence overtake my ability!) so wanted something purely for this purpose! Came across this fairly locally so picked it up. Cheers mate, Very little to be honest other than race fairings, seat unit, a Predator exhaust and some decent tyres! It does have a weeping fork seal so those are the first job to sort!Moise wrote:Welcome, the bike looks good. What's been done to it?
Cheers mate, awesomeBoz wrote:Welcome aboard mate, I'm sure you'll get all the info you need on here.
Thanks MateR1Clarky wrote:welcome in pal - you've found the right place & the 4xv looks good
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Thanks for the welcome!petepassion wrote:Hi, welcome to the forum mate.
Pete.
Cheers mateDA. wrote:Be careful what you ask for!
You'll get so many useful pointers on here that you won't have time to ride the bike!
I like to tinker with bikes (and my cars too for that matter) just as much as I enjoy riding!
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R1Clarky
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Re: Hi guys!
nice post m8 but we need pics of yer bike(s)
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jompy
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Re: Hi guys!
I think he'll fit right in once he's sorted the extra pics outR1Clarky wrote:nice post m8 but we need pics of yer bike(s)
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Redjj
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- Location: Lincolnshire
Re: Hi guys!
Hi and welcome - seems like you’ve settle in well already [emoji106]Enjoy the forum
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Re: Hi guys!
Fanks 4 the thanks, pics of the bike are a definite requirement! 
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Horus-222_R1
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Re: Hi guys!
Hi mate. Welcome aboard and look forward to hearing how the TDs go. 4XV’s a beauty [emoji1417]
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2012 & yellow - must be one of those anni's.