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Posted: Sun Apr 05, 2020 3:45 pm
Hiya , new to this place but not to bikes , love r1’s had a few bikes in my time but always come back to r1 just can’t beat em
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At 4.30pm!!!!R1Clarky wrote: Sun Apr 05, 2020 4:40 pm dont worry ant, our Steve's been on the vino [emoji1][emoji1][emoji2960]
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I’d had a bottle of solver fast red by then Julian [emoji4]Danf1 wrote:At 4.30pm!!!!R1Clarky wrote: Sun Apr 05, 2020 4:40 pm dont worry ant, our Steve's been on the vino [emoji1][emoji1][emoji2960]
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You really really should flash it. Right now you only get 75% throttle in the first three gears below 8.5k that’s why it lifts the front at 9k.and it makes the throttle silky smooth at low openings especially on/off/on transitions. Honestly pal for £160 it’s the best mod I’ve made and I’ve done a lot of mods. Now as long as you don’t tell the others I’ll let you in to a secret I’ve got a blue oneAnth t wrote: Sun Apr 05, 2020 8:35 pm Lol , no won’t be flashing her it’s all good as she is , did do a 501 chain conversion and it made a huge difference the front just wants to meet the sky lol
That’s proper fast Steve!! It even looks faster than Clarkys blue r1 and it’s standing still with the side stand down!!! How can these soft Northman monkeys argue? Oh wait Steve your kind of north oh and a bit soft 🥺 right im off before I dig any deeper.Steve R1 wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2020 4:50 am Julian is right about the flash, it makes the throttle silky smooth and gets rid if the flat spot.
Duncan, this pic is for you mate [emoji4]
I still think she was the best looking bike I ever owned. That red seat however... was a bugger to keep clean
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Julian... I am northern and indeed soft in the headDanf1 wrote:That’s proper fast Steve!! It even looks faster than Clarkys blue r1 and it’s standing still with the side stand down!!! How can these soft Northman monkeys argue? Oh wait Steve your kind of north oh and a bit soft [emoji3064] right im off before I dig any deeper.Steve R1 wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2020 4:50 am Julian is right about the flash, it makes the throttle silky smooth and gets rid if the flat spot.
Duncan, this pic is for you mate [emoji4]
I still think she was the best looking bike I ever owned. That red seat however... was a bugger to keep clean
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Isn’t it a bit late for me to start now??R1Clarky wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2020 7:15 am tbf them red & white 4c8's sure do look purrty [emoji7]
Be nice, remember - you reap what you sew [emoji6]
Anyway I’m a fat,old,grey,slow bloke riding an out of date old BLUE R1 I think reaping what I sew is the least of my worriesR1Clarky wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2020 7:15 am tbf them red & white 4c8's sure do look purrty [emoji7]
Be nice, remember - you reap what you sew [emoji6]
The one I saw a repo with some minor damage. I decided on the maximum I would bid, but it went for over $2000 more. Very disappointed to miss out as it looked great and the riding position was better for me than the 4xv.Steve R1 wrote:Julian is right about the flash, it makes the throttle silky smooth and gets rid if the flat spot.
Duncan, this pic is for you mate [emoji4]
I still think she was the best looking bike I ever owned. That red seat however... was a bugger to keep clean
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Keep looking Duncan, the right one is out there for you mate [emoji4]Moise wrote:The one I saw a repo with some minor damage. I decided on the maximum I would bid, but it went for over $2000 more. Very disappointed to miss out as it looked great and the riding position was better for me than the 4xv.Steve R1 wrote:Julian is right about the flash, it makes the throttle silky smooth and gets rid if the flat spot.
Duncan, this pic is for you mate [emoji4]
I still think she was the best looking bike I ever owned. That red seat however... was a bugger to keep clean
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Your right about the riding Moise it’s very comfortable I’ve changed the bars and pegs and it’s really good for a 6’3” fat bloke.Moise wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2020 11:16 amThe one I saw a repo with some minor damage. I decided on the maximum I would bid, but it went for over $2000 more. Very disappointed to miss out as it looked great and the riding position was better for me than the 4xv.Steve R1 wrote:Julian is right about the flash, it makes the throttle silky smooth and gets rid if the flat spot.
Duncan, this pic is for you mate [emoji4]
I still think she was the best looking bike I ever owned. That red seat however... was a bugger to keep clean
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It’s very good for a 5’5” thin bloke too [emoji4]Danf1 wrote:Your right about the riding Moise it’s very comfortable I’ve changed the bars and pegs and it’s really good for a 6’3” fat bloke.Moise wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2020 11:16 amThe one I saw a repo with some minor damage. I decided on the maximum I would bid, but it went for over $2000 more. Very disappointed to miss out as it looked great and the riding position was better for me than the 4xv.Steve R1 wrote:Julian is right about the flash, it makes the throttle silky smooth and gets rid if the flat spot.
Duncan, this pic is for you mate [emoji4]
I still think she was the best looking bike I ever owned. That red seat however... was a bugger to keep clean
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Hi and welcome to the forum, as you have seen they are a great bunch on here - hey they even made me feel welcome when i joinedAnth t wrote: Sun Apr 05, 2020 3:57 pm Chears mate , well I’ve had a 98 4xv the first ones in blue with the yzf on fairing in blue loved it , then went to gsxr k3 1000 totally uncomfortable so bye bye had a 06 sp in black loved it proper nice wich disappeared from Newcastle on sunny weekend gutted I was. , so now I currently have a mega low mileage one owner 2008 4c8 in blue ,, apperantly my mrs says I’ve shares in pro bolt lol ile put a pic up soon mate but thanks for the welcome