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tw200 edition!

>Motorcycle pics, webms, gifs, streamies
>RIP Gay, GN, Indian, horny, JIS screwdriver schizo
>Cb500 leg legion association guild clan
>Twing appreciation
>Tennyfren HQ
>Motorcycle coping and seething
>(open) and [Embed] posting (damn nerds)
>VFR wrenchlet discussion thread
>Dual Sports! posting
>Motorcycel anime girls (2d only!)
>r7 vs cb650 vs sv650 vs zx4rr bencharcing
>Scooters are frens

^MEET, FIGHT and FUCK!
>(New map! Email dbtmap3@gmail.com with pic of bike (hosted) and location to be added):
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1oTvWWrLIUa0wWsds9QQdGmsYzFVYnyxs

FAQ: https://pastebin.com/xu560p4q (embed)

Mandatory Viewing (must watch before posting)
https://www.motocap.com.au/
https://superbikeschool.com
http://a2bikes.co.uk
https://cycle-ergo.com
https://sharp.dft.gov.uk/helmets

>Totw2 by Keith code
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_DyKJtrZ6w

>Street Smarts (TOTW1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtG6MRIVtZg

>titmonster rin is not cute
https://9anime.se/watch/bakuon-clubhouse-7516?ep=78987

>Super Cub
https://9anime.se/watch/super-cub-15567?ep=57412

>Life Saving Dunlop video about death wobble
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3OQTU-kE2s

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smol bike edition
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What protective equipment do you wear?
I'm going to be doing dual sports and I've been told multiple times: "Get a knee brace"
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>>27994590
Not necessary, but knee pads/shin pads are highly recommended. Elbow pads optional. Boots and helmet MANDATORY.
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YAMAHA
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Anybody else go dual sporting today? Today was a perfect rural New England fall day.
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was a perfect day for wheelies to forget your feelies
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>What protective equipment do you wear?
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My front brake line is cut, thinking in epoxy and tape. Any better tips?
>inb4 buy another
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>>27994610
Buy another.
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>>27994590
i dress like so
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>>27994610
Take the sticker off a banana and wrap it around that cut. Good to go.
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>>27994590
I'm >>27994597 and fucked up my knee offroading when I used it to brace myself falling against a boulder after a wiping out last year offroad. Had I wore my riding pants which I custom cut the thick neoprene padding for, I wouldn't have felt a thing. Instead I had a severe bone bruise that's healing over a year later.

That said, I'll live fine. I offroad in jeans and hiking boots out here, but I always have a riding jacket (shoulders elbows and backpad) as well as helmet and gloves, especially for the street. I've eaten shit offroad in the past and a good riding jacket that protects the spine is extremely important.
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>>27994603
are you the guy that 69d his nip gf with the feet???
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>>27994610
just ignore it, its fine
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>>27994621
So it's not a bad idea to at least have some kneepads?
I just don't want to spend $500 on a set of braces.. That said, I can see how one wrong move can break my knee like a chicken bone
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>>27994628
Anon, the smallest accident on a motorcycle is life threatening. My best friend growing up died going 25mph. When you ride, you take your mortality into your own hands.
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>>27994620
>>27994627
I’ve already hit it with a hammer but it might still hit so I need a strong tape on top.
But what to glue the cut with? It bends
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>>27994628
I highly recommend enduro or mx boots if you plan on riding on a rocky trail. I got away with riding in hiking boots for years and finally got some enduro boots. The other day I smashed my foot really hard between a wall of solid rock and my bike. No damage at all. The other benefit besides protection is the solid sole makes standing on the pegs for long periods easier on your feet.
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>>27994623
you know it
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>>27994653
not him but I'm interested in this too, what are considered cheap but acceptable options for these?
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>>27994645
I'm sorry to hear that. It's true that even with all of the padding and accessories, I cannot predict the possibility of simply taking one fall in the wrong position and dying immediately. It's a very dangerous sport I've signed up for.

>>27994653
I have motocross boots, actually. I got the Leatt 3.5 boots because my foot is wide. They feel fantastic but right foot is tight, so I'm trading up for the next size.

>>27994659
I just got what was on sale at rockymountainatv that was cheap and in my size
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>>27994664
zukis always look so stylish
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>>27994658
thanks for showing her feet, i appreciate it
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>>27994618
If I were a cute anime girl I would.
All I own is the Serow, not the anime girl body.
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>>27994692
can you wheelie yet ??
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>>27994692
be the girl anon
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>>27994698
For about a second and a half..
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>>27994664
Dr. Z best doctor
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>>27994708
thats a lot
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>>27994714
That's a little steep but if it runs good, it'd be a banger to ride
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>Shows up to your group ride
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>>27994745
I've been told these things are even more dangerous than motorcycles.
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>>27994745
>gets left behind once some traffic is encountered
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I ride my motorcycle like a very thin car because I am terrified of lane splitting/filtering at any time.
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>>27993376
>nufag
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I'm too poor to afford [spoiler]a second bike[/spoiler]
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>>27994745
>group ride
No thanks
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>>27994583

>TDUB

My friend who doesn't ride much has one; it's fun AF.
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>>27994682

Postan my zuki
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>>27994794
And? you can only ride one at a time
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>>27994809
Tee Dubs are literally the most based motorcycle to exist
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tfw semi-blew up my CR today

crank seal status ; shidd

due for a piston anyway I guess :/
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>>27994825
Was it from doing that?
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>>27994745
>Shows up to your group ride
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just pulled up next to two staties on a dark empty back road in the city, just chillin I guess
>>27994807
nice suzi my friend
>>27994794
same
>>27994781
same same, but I do it because cagers where I live are dangerously retarded and can't even handle a 4 way stop without fights breaking out or constant accidents. I treat them like lava to survive
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>>27994835

Doubtful, more likely because I haven't done anything to it except change the trans oil and air filter since I built it 4 or 5 years ago.

Something was going to give eventually.

Took out my frustrations on the DRZ :)
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I definitly want to get a DRZ for a second bike, especially if I can ever find it used for a reasonable price (I won't)
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dirtbikes be like "oh no ive been running for 20 hours, time to blow up"
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>>27994794
just own multiple shitbikes anon
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>>27994497
An inch narrower each side doesn't affect it that much.
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>>27994922
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>>27994926
>>27994922
Also, maybe roll the bars back towards you a little. Hard to see from the photo but if the guy you bought it from was lanky, he might have rolled them forward to get leaned forward a little more.
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>>27994908

>single cylinder producing between 50-60hp spinning up to 10krpm in an overall package that weighs less than the average anon require a significant amount of maintenance
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Picked my bike up in February now it has 18k on it. Could be better, could be worse. Wish I didn't lose 2 months of peak riding season bros
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>>27994948
Very respectable mileage. I got my T7 in May and it hasn’t even hit 3k miles yet.
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>>27994948
didnt ask
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always wanted a gsxr750 to compliment my zx750 for but i just brought home a 600 because the price was so good. and also my track makes 750s run with the 1000s. cant wait to feel it out on the track.
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https://youtu.be/aoHdMvhWbwQ?si=J2UDeAdrGKvLC2NW

giwtwm
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>>27994926
>>27994943
bike is damn near bone stock but I think I can roll the bar back a little, thank you for the tip I wouldn't have considered that.
As for shortening the bars idk if I got the precision for that and I wouldn't want to mutilate my only bar
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>>27994583
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>>27994984
did my best >:c
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I hate to admit but I think I am lusting after a dadbike. Anyone here ridden both a gen 1 Vstrom and a gen2/3? Is the new gen significantly better? If I had the cash I'd just buy a 1050 and call it a day, but I really, really, really hate the teardrop headlight years and the old ones are cheaper, which is nice.
>>27994971
It doesn't have to be EXACT exact. Just pull the bar ends off and either pull the grips off or slice them. Measure somewhere between 1/2" to 1" on the bare metal, mark with a fine tip sharpie. Hacksaw or dremel or grinder or whatever, your choice. Smooth the edges out. Re-install controls. Spend the money on a set of Oxford heated grips if you're dailying it into winter, it still gets a bit chilly in California.
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>>27994995
>vid rel
I flew to Texas to buy a 2014 V-Strom 1000 (1050) and ended up riding 19 hours back to the west coast. Didn't have the previous gen, but did have an SV650. Suspension on the VStronk is top notch, lots of mods available, pretty comfortable overall (I mean I rode 1000+ miles with 1 night of sleep). Fairly heavy bike if you actually plan to do technical off-roading, ABS and TC are pretty ancient but work, lots of plastic for $14k~ MSRP back then. Engine is solid and fun, can romp and have fun or just cruise on the highway comfortably. Owned for about 1 year before I got bored. Looking at the F650GS twin now (2008-2013) as it's lighter, more economical, and probably more fun to ride.
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>>27995025
Fly, buy, and ride home is so fun.
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>>27995025
I am proportioned like a whacky waving inflatable tube man, I want it as a streetbike that doesn't cause me physical pain to ride. I have now learned that raising links exist that would probably make it handle a little better, the seat looks insanely comfy, as does the legroom and huge fairing. No desire to do anything more than hit a dirt road to a campsite occasionally.
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>>27995030
HYB
>>27995036
It is a very comfy bike. Mine came with 2" ROX handlebar risers that bring the bars higher and closer to me. I have average human proportions, so I'm not sure how you'd fair. Just have to find one for sale and go for a test ride, see how you fit.
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>>27995025
Whoa
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>to lazy to take a pic of my new Yamaha XT250
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>>27994691
Did he actually?
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>>27995057
Yea dude, check the previous
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>>27994583
Bros, we like motorcycle huh? We're kinda like a motorcycle gang. :)
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>>27995094
>motorcycle gang
No no we're just frens.
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>>27995097
haha yeah, A gang of frens.
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>>27995105
Me on the mankey
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>>27994745
As ride organizer I put three wheelers at the back, then lead the group between two bollards, onto the interstate, and never look back.
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>that last thread
>all the freedom bro posting
>mfw
That was BASED thread bros
Alsao
Eurocucks btfo
Two thubns up fron me bros
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>>27995106
Me on the zusuki :3
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>>27995046
HYB

This pic is a little janky but it's a good memory. It was a cool morning of day two riding le veefre home, and I was sitting on the hotel porch drinking coffee before saddling up for the day.
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>>27994604
I saw this post
Im dying of laughter because of the last thread
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Oh this is funny, there's a motorcycle rental place here and it's cheaper than uber based on how I'm using it. I'm gonna do that next business trip. Suck it, cagies.
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>>27995132
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5-1nVswz0I
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Check em
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>>27994794
Where is this? remind me of the ranchers' rolling hills around where my family is from.
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>>27993634
>>27993649
>>27993653
kek
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>this thread is full of ancient Yamahas but not Hondas

is it because Yamaha is more reliable and overall better bike?
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>>27994964
nice
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>>27995166
checked
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does anyone have that pic of the enduro race bike with like 50 gauges and a watch all on the handlebars?
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>>27994804
Based
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motorcycles
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>>27995180
perhaps
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>>27995025
How was the registration process with an out of state bike?
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Can't sleep. Going to look at this gsxr 750 tomorrow and possibly purchase. Wondering if owning 5 bikes and 4 cars will put me over the edge, but then I remember our currency is shit and it's better off in a hard asset that won't depreciate significantly.
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>>27995025
Based. I had an adventure bike fly around me the other day.
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>>27995292
In commiefornia, an out-of-state bike must have a 50 state/CA Carb sticker. If not, the bike must have over 7,500 miles. Failing either will result in your bike being blacklisted and unable to be registered in California for its lifetime.
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>>27995301
Bro wtf
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posting this so I can save it on my cellphone
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>>27995291
What is this biek? Is it a Honda?
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How should a wrenchlet starter kit look like?
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>>27995391
>buy a baek
>see what tools you need to fix it
>buy tools
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>>27995391
Oil filter removal tool (strap or socket), funnel for oil, metric socket wrench kit, torque wrench, front & rear stands (or just front w/ bike that has center stand), portable tire inflator, JIS screwdriver, allen/hex key set, security bit set from harbor freight, pliers, zipties, electrical tape, D.I.D. KM500R chain breaker & riveting tool, brake bleeding kit, syringes for oil/brake fluid, green scotchbrite pads for rotors/brake pads, brake cleaner
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>>27995390
CRF250X
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>>27995435
ok. I know I hit escape, I have show touches turned on. but it's just uploading random pics from the camera roll. this has happened multiple times now.
oh well. enjoy the random pic of an airconditioner
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The average American going out for a ride be like:
>yeah, I'm going into a battle, I mean we're in war, so I bring my gun because I need to kill the enemy

Americans sure are something.
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>>27995405
Just to add - check your bike manuals and see how often INCH pounds shows up. In/lb. Not ft/lb, INCH POUNDS.
INCH
POUNDS
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>>27995439
>Wakarimasen_lol.brass
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What's better Suzuki or Yamaha?

If Yamaha where's a V2 or a supersports?

If Suzuki where are their racing victories?
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>>27995502
Honda for marrying and reproduction
Suzuki for kinky sex
Kawasaki for going fast and crashing hard
Yamaha for ghosting
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>>27995506
>Yamaha for ghosting
I don't agree. Please elaborate or take that back!
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>>27995506
Mfw I've owned 9 bikes but no Yamahas.
Almost had a FZR250 but the headers were rather leaky and idk about that EXUP bullshit.
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>>27995506
>Honda for marrying and reproduction
But Yamaha is more popular here in DBT.

A lot of Tennies, R1, R6, at least two R7s, FZ6, several Serows.
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>>27995509
NO I LIE
MY FIRST BIKE WAS A PW50
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>>27995509
>Mfw I've owned 9 bikes but no Yamahas.
You've owned 0 bikes.
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>>27995513
Shut up, faggot, I beat you to it. The YZinger has remained unchanged from the 1980's to today.
Fuck your R1.
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I've went down the rabbit hole of buying an old bike and only wanting to put original OEM shit on it. But it's so fucking expensive buying rusty shit.
Are repro stuff of questionable oriental provenance really that bad? Nothing load bearing
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>>27995524
>unchanged from the 1980's to today.
You mean Yamaha still has a soul?
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Would you go for an off-road dualsports or for a sport road as a first motorcycle?

Like the idea of both, good trails around (north Spain) and good roads.

What bikes would you recommend? Preferably European, Aprilia, KTM and Triumph.
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>>27995531
>as a first motorcycle?
>good trails around (north Spain) and good roads.
Get a bike you won't mind dropping and looking ratty, it's you first bike and you're gonna fuck up and drop it even more so if you're gonna take it on dirt roads.
Discount all the premium brands and get something cheap and japanese or an old KTM.
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>>27995526
Up to you, really, on how faithful a reproduction you're working with.
Personally, I don't care about that so long as the replacement is serviceable - peers be damned. When it comes to integral parts that are either no longer available OEM or outrageously priced by hoarders, the dice must be rolled.
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>>27995540
This. Noone likes hearing it, everyone repeats it.
Get something, thrash it, ride it to the limit with reckless abandon into the ground.
Then buy something pretty.
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>>27995531
get a voge 300 rally friendo
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>>27995526
wat biek
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>>27995543
I'm happy if it looks 100% good even if the parts arent OEM. I'd be worried if the Chinese bits had that look that just isn't right.
Currently it's a mish mash of all sorts of Hondas. Leg shield is at least 10 years older than the bike, the fuel tank comes from an earlier mark, the indicators aren't Honda bits. I'm just assuming the frame is the REAL Honda hiding and maybe just put some nicer looking 90MP parts on it
>>27995585
>wart beak
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>>27994995
I’ve seen high mileage Gen 1 V-strom 1000s selling for well under $3k. They are a good option for a cheap, comfy, reliable, and somewhat boring bike.
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>>27994610
>>27994651
Bump, can someone tell me the best glue for my brake line?
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>>27995502
Choose Suzuki
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>>27995609
anon, brake fluid is corrosive and gets highly pressurized when you use it. you can't glue it, you have to replace it
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>see a little boy screeching and crying
>his grandpa was also scolding him
>I look at the baby through my helmet with big eyes
>he's calm and he waves at me
>I give him two three little rev and wave him back

feels good man
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>>27994645
Your friend sounds like a massive faggot lmao
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>>27995631
pilled
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>>27994583
I have $7k to spend on a bike to ride for a month or two before finding a place to store it over the winter(garage is full of crap and a project bike I'll be working on).
Which way do I take it?
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>>27995502
a straight white mans choice should be suzuki
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>>27995652
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>>27995684
how can you tell?
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>>27995688
easy, because you talk like a fag and your shit's all retarded
>Verification not required.
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>>27995612
>zuki
Hyb
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>>27995105
>Had a Monkey when I was 15
>Best friend had a PV
Good times
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>>27995612
I like its frame, but it has no soul, it's not an SV or MT
5/10
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>>27995629
Yeah but I need the bike to work. While I wait
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>>27995696
Lmfao, i woke up to yhis post andnit was funny
>>27995448
Lmfao i woke up to this podt and jt wqs gay commy shit
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>>27995688
Don't listen to him, you're a good man.
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>>27995506
i like kinky sex
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>>27995716
>nigga thats nuts
nah, hes a fag and a child molester
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I want to get fucked really hard
>t. Yamaha
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>>27995740
I just realized what chomo means...what is the charge?
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Redpill me on Honda.

Are they cool? I always thought they only make NPC shit, like FWD cars and scooters.

cars:
NSX is a cucked MID-4, S2000 was there for like two years only - everything else was FWD shit.

bikes:
Viffer is fat and JDM only, 600RR is old as heck, no stunt bikes like MT or topspeed rockets like GSX-R, Boomerwing is a joke, e-clutch is lame
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>>27995748
>GSX-R

I meant 1300 aka BUSA
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>>27995748
>NPC
>cucked
>boomerwing
Just buy a ducati and go race cops on public streets.
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>>27995748
There is nothing to pill
Youre just a lazy cunt
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>>27995748
>no stunt bikes
Please leave
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>>27995748
Are you sure you want a bike? You'd have to actually go outside and not spew your schizo shit on this thread.
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>>27995748
>600RR is old as heck
what specific technology would they have to implement for you to think its modern?
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>>27995784
Retard here.
Does it have active suspension or an imu?
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>>27995748
>riding cant be fun unless its doing 220mph on the freeway or being a wheelieboy nigger
try touching grass instead of scrolling instagram reels and reddit for bike info

also fwiw the f4i is one of the most stunted bikes out there
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>>27995788
>Does it have active suspension or an imu?
none of the 600s have this, not even the newest zx6
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>>27995748
This may be the most wrong post ever written to dbt. VFR Japan only? s2000 only made for 2 years? NSX a four cylinder? CBR1000RR doesn't exist? Wew fucking lad
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>>27995316
It's really not hard to buy a 49 state bike with >7500 miles.
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>>27995802
>NSX a four cylinder?
anon I...
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>>27995810
This car only exists on YouTube retard.
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>>27995281
moto saiko
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>>27995524
if it aint broken don't fix it
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>>27995784
Heated grips on a subscription model.
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>>27994583
I want one so bad bros. I think.
I'm 31 and have never properly ridden before.
I took my cousins TW around the grass a few laps and my posture is so damn stiff.
Idk if it was my inexperience on heavier 2 wheeled vehicles (comfy on bicycles and have been riding them all my life) or going into extra caution mode because I know there's not much grip on grass but I was like so tensed up.
How do I just relax?
At some point I want to take the course and get a TW.
Or not maybe this is one of those things I am just never meant to do. I guess that's okay.
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>>27995889
ride it offroad and do little burnouts, have the front wheel wash out a couple times, get a feel for almost losing it but the realizing your not even really be close to losing it and you wont be such a pussy anymore
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>>27995780
This is now hknder and. Buell thread
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>>27995889
ride drunk
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>>27995908
>fake muffler oxidation
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gm gang honda gang
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tranime sucks, especially that one about that one bitch ass girl who keeps crying about EVERYTHING and has a moped. DROPPED.
ps i run u over in my rebadged honda
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>>27995811
it is a real car, faggot. they've made a few
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>>27995784
display and led lights
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>>27995958
MANga > tranime
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>>27995802
>two cool bikes and two cool cars in 100 years

Lame
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>>27995971
>hane in a racing suit
Oh my
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>>27995993
Why would you like Hane? Mentally she's 8 years old.
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>>27996002
So is he, LMAO.
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Any of you adventuring chads have a satellite phone or gps beacon?
Been thinking about getting one for deep inna woods adventuring.
Looking at the Garmin Inreach mini 2. About $550 +$50 per season.
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>>27996027
i have a Spot. cant make calls but you can send predetermined messages or send an SOS beacon to family or EMS. never used it before but its nice peace of mind to have with you
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>>27996027
Also thinking of the garmin mini. Used since you have to subscribe anyway
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>>27996008
This is also true
>>27996002
Shes the only Jesus lover of the group
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Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling
From glen to glen, and down the mountain side.
The summer's gone, and all the roses falling,
It's you, it's you must go and I must bide.
But come ye back when summer's in the meadow,
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow,
It's I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow,
Oh, Danny boy, oh Danny boy, I love you so!
But when ye come, and all the flowers are dying,
If I am dead, as dead I well may be,
You'll come and find the place where I am lying,
And kneel and say an Ave there for me.
And I shall hear, though soft you tread above me,
And all my grave will warmer, sweeter be,
For you will bend and tell me that you love me,
And I shall sleep in peace until you come to me!
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>>27996038
>>27996050
Ill have to compare features of the spot and garmin. I like the feature where it sends a map with my location to friends and family. Would be nice for me mum.
Buying used is a good idea.
Maybe get a mini 1 rather than a 2.
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>>27996027
No but I should probably tell my wife more than the cardinal direction I’ll be riding in so they can find my body when I crash and die in the woods. Yesterday I was riding all day and casually mentioned I’d be riding “northwest” on my way out.
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>>27996095
Now that I haven't heard in a while. Ironically know of it only from tekkaman blade.
>>27996002
Daughter material.
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>>27996122
You have to go back
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>>27996122
HYB
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Is this a insane price or is there something very wrong with the bike?
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>>27996138
>>27996136
>Arrive to gay orgy in my pick up truck to let them know that Im a top
>bike boy is giving fat old men sloppy
>bike boy asks if he can suck the shit out of my ass
>tell him no
The fuck is wrong with bike boys? I guess they like being submissive both on the road and in the bedroom.
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>>27996148
BHY
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>>27996148
Tldr: you have to go back
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>>27996141
Might as well ask the magic 8 ball. Go talk to the boomer.
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>>27996154
Got um!
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>sunday ride
>motorcycle totaled
>take a swig of my lager
I just can’t believe, today was a good day
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>27996095
>27996122
>27996148
>27996163
keep trying i believe in you
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Bmw decided to make the shifter out of plastic on the new 1300 GS
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mommy i just spent 45 minutes typing ragebait on the internet and nobody even cared
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>>27996187
Just carry plastic cement in your toolkit, it's fine.
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>>27996187
Well, you don't actually expect the GS geriatrics who do 250 miles a year to actually ride it in any hard sort of way do you?
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>>27996187
Honestly, not a bad idea in theory. It just snaps off in case of a fall and doesn't fuck up the gearbox and then you buy a cheap replacement part and you're good.

But knowing BMW it's expensive as all fuck.
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What's better: YAMAHA or HONDA?
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>here's your custom frame for R7
>this is the same frame with a few more tubes

Realistically speaking, can they make it a Deltabox?
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>>27996220
yes
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>27996231
i said keep trying, that's all you got? put those fingers to work. youre almost there just a little more buddy you can do it
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you WILL get the (You)s if you try a little harder, i promise
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>>27996206
>>27996197
No, it's stupid. If you want a fall-proof lever, you either (A) make it bombproof or (B) make it out of wet spaghetti so it harmlessly bends and can be straightened with a wrench or pliers.
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>>27996222
The R7 was developed to be the Ninja 650 equivalent, not ever to outright replace the R6. Adapting the existing MT07 frame makes more sense, the engine as a stressed member provides plenty of stiffness for street riding up to probably B group track pace.
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>>27996262
>make it bombproof
>transmission explodes instead
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>>27996262
>(B) make it out of wet spaghetti so it harmlessly bends and can be straightened with a wrench or pliers.
That would work a lot better in plastic, BMW just fucked it.

You could even design the part so it's rigid in the shift up-shift down direction and bendy in the others (and then manufacture it at no extra cost). Plastics are pretty cool.
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>>27996157
Im a nobike and saving up for a much more beatup ujm that I dont mind putting on its side
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>>27996293
Oh yeah, it's probably not for you, then. I thought you had too much free time and were looking for a project bike.
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>>27996264
>plenty of stiffness
Not with that single backbone tube leading to the steering head. Notice where the custom frame adds tubes. Those braces should go to the top of the steering head but that's impossible with the way Yamaha laid out the bike.
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>>27996286
>>27996265
>>27996187
Folding shift levers exist. $11.35 USD from Emgo.
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>>27996304
My bike came with a folding tip shifter
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>>27996264
But Ninja 650 sucks ass
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>>27996304
Imagine spending $30,000 on an "adventure bike" then having to spend another $11.35 on an aftermarket shift lever because some German engineer thought it would be a good idea to make it out of plastic.
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>>27996188
Plastic hood release levers weren't a bad idea, until they snapped off the joint.
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>>27996335
So does the r7
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why would you even try to bait in a general on /o/ thats what the rest of the board is for
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>Supertechs are $90 cheaper with K*M branding
What a truly horrible choice to have to make.
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>>27996335
That's because Kawi doesn't put much/any money into development of it. The R7 was meant to be a clearly superior bike to steal Ninja 650 customers.
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>>27996299
I don't know if you know this, but it does use the engine as a stressed member, so it's not quite ye olde single backbone.
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>>27995714
Put some shrink wrap around it. You might have to cut the line to slip the wrap around it, but you can just put a 2nd one in there to cover and splice the cut part too, so you'll be fine
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Hea so smol bros
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>>27996468
That's a breather filter
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>>27996411
You vill vear the jeet brand on zur feet!
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>>27996456
>Put some shrink wrap around it.
>cut the line to slip the wrap around it
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tfw a person waved at me in my 125 (and it was a girl too)
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im buying a Suzuki GSX-S1000 because im too poor to afford a ZH2 or an MT10-SP

am I making a mistake?
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>>27996500
I got super strong epoxy, I'm going to glue it tomorrow and tape on top. It's better than nothing
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>>27996451
The engine being a stressed member just means it doesn't need a cradle.

This is what a cheap ass Ninja 250 frame looked like in 1988 (and not much different from what it looked like in 2017 for that matter)
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>>27996530
Epoxy isn't going to bond properly, better to cut it and shrink wrap splice it to keep it safe.
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>>27996534
Shrink wrap is not strong enough.
My bike is what gives me money, if I don't ride I get no money so I'm obviously going to ride it like this. At least the epoxy and tape might keep it from suddenly losing all pressure.
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Basically the MT07 is the same kind of frame except it has welded drop tubes for the front engine mounts while the Ninja 250 had bolted on mounting brackets. If anything the rear engine mount/swingarm area looks flimsier (even more compared to the 2008+ FI Ninjas) which adds up with that ghetto bolt on reinforcement on the R7.

It's one of those things where Yamaha really minmaxed making the bike that would do the sickest wheelies and hardest acceleration for the least money knowing those would leave the most impression on most target buyers so it's pretty below average at everything but weight and engine.
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>>27996545
No it won't as the pressure will just blow out the epoxy and squirt the fluid out from there.
Shrink wrap will splice the line itself back together and the heat will melt the glue inside the shrink tube on to the cut part, connecting them back together again
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>>27996341
And buying it from Emgo, e.g. Emilio Gomez.
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Make up your fucking mind google
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750 is the perfect bike.
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>paint bubbling and peeling off my tank patch job
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>>27994610
>>27995609
>>27996597
Is it actually leaking fluid? You pic is unclear if that is an actual hose or a rubber cover over the hose.
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>>27996598
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>>27996600
Time for an anime sticker.
Also
>>27996600
triple checked
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>>27996602
It's not leaking. Hope you can see here, cover has been cut, the rubber hose (ribbed part) has been cut where the red line is, underneath there seems to be metal stranding that has been hit too where the purple line is.

>>27996598
Congrats on the new bike bro
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>>27996614
the guy I got the bike from did both the tank patch and the paint and both are so overwhelmingly shitty I might just let the bitch rot off under the rain and the dice with finding a replacement tank, I don't feel like fucking with the patch anymore. sucks cause other than the the tank is basically pristine, no rust or anything, but man, I have no clue how he wrecked it to get it the way that it is but it's just complete shit.
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washed my gear on saturday
bad smell gone but fucking hell does it take its sweet time to dry, still a bit wet in places this evening
ruined my sunday riding plans
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>>27996597
Rubber hose won't have the structural integrity to work as a brake line, the pressure will make it swell or pop.
Not only that, but it will start "sweating" the brake fluid through it. I tried using fuel/oil hose for brake hoses from the reservoir to the cylinders in my car and the lines started sweating fluid through them the very next day.
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>>27996629
>bad smell gone
Could you smell it though?
I haven't washed my jacket and pants liner for about 3 years, since I got them, and I've sweated a lot so I wonder if it smells bad. I don't smell it
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>>27996616
Someone cut it to weaken it so you would crash and die. Who hates you so?
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>>27996641
Most of the car drivers by now. I wouldn't be surprised, but I think it was the turn signal bracket - >>27994651. This was before hitting it with the hammer
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>>27996635
yeah, one of them smelled so bad that if I put it on for 5 mins I'd need to take a shower. I didn't use it much because I bought a summer jacket that looked better anyway but it got a bit smelly after a long ride in the rain.

leather gloves still fucked though, completely sodden and don't seem to be drying out at all. also lost my summer gloves somewhere so looks like it's going to be another £100 thrown at gear.
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>>27996598
Mine was pretty OK
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>>27996671
Was yours a flathead or EFI?
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>>27996449
I don't think they directly compete. The ninja is more sport touring.
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>>27996604
T7 chads, we win again
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>>27996713
>Awful seat
>Clipons (albeit raised ones) and overall still a fairly street-sport rider triangle
>Not that heavy and thus not super stabile
>Zero factory luggage options
>Laughable pillion area
Are you the same retard who calls a CBR650R a sport tourer? The Versys bikes are Kawi's sport tourers.
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>>27995788
That stuff is reserved for the liter bikes.
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>>27996721
Versys are Autistic Dad Vehicles (ADVs). The Ninja 1000SX and H2SX are the Kawi sport tourers.
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>>27996598
You are a cringe faggot.
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Any of you play Ride 5? I downloaded it last night for my PS5. Never played any of the Ride games.
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>>27996721
Wow sweet clipons

The bars are like 5mm lower than the Z650, it's upright as fuck.
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>>27996728
Kawasaki had it in the late 80's on the GPX 600R.
Your argument is invalid.
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>>27996752
>>27996728
This.
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>>27992889
Shit video, fuck you
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>>27996739
The Versys bikes use 17" wheels. Sport tourers. The Versys-X models are soft ADVs.
>>27996750
>>27996754
So it's almost as upright as a naked bike. Nakeds are not tourers. Adding a fairing and changing nothing else does not a sport tourer make.
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I feel like you could probably start riding on anything under a liter and you'd be fine
Why are people so anal about NOOOOOOO GET A SLOW BIKE FIRST
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>>27996773
It's more recommended to get a cheap bike first. Slower usually means cheaper.
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>>27996773
because most people dont know how to use a clutch and everyone dumped their clutch by accident at least once
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>>27996773
Noobs will blip the throttle around a corner and low side. That's 80% of the reason.
The other 20 is a mix of things from making sure you have skills before going really fast, getting something cheap enough you can not be too committed if you want to go a different route or end up dropping it, ext.
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>>27996773
Even a 600 can very, very quickly achieve speeds that a brand new rider cannot take corners at or decelerate without panicking from. It's better for them to learn to extract speed and get smooth on a slow bike than just be good at twisting the throttle on a faster bike. Our own R3 twink nearly cheese gratered himself on Palomar, if he was on an R6 or gsxr750 there might have been enough speed going into that corner to seal the deal.
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Thoughts on steel braided brake lines on classic bikes?
Is it taking from the vintage handling characteristics of the bike and lose some of the classic feeling?
Pussy way to modernize and improve safety or much needed replacement?
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>>27996792
If they need replacing anyway you might as well get braided. "Muh classic feel" be damned, more stopping power/better brake feel never hurt anyone. You don't run shit rubber on them, you run modern rubber. Modern spark plugs. Modern fuel. You're not diluting it, you're keeping it and yourself alive.
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>>27996773
Remember the horny tranny? Started on a 600 and now he's dead
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>>27996773
Harder to go full retard on a smaller bike. Literally all there is to it, you can start on a liter if you think you're not a retard.
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>>27996786
if you are dumping the clutch with the throttle all the way open you are just a retard, that isn't really a mistake
I was in a decent position from the get go, driving manual and all, so maybe that colors my opinion of what the average person can actually handle
>>27996791
My primary struggle here is that the implication is the rider isn't necessarily what is keeping new riders from death/getting hurt- it's just the fact the bike itself is incapable of the things that would get them hurt. Doesn't seem much like learning to me. Throttle control, speed management, etc is all something that is important, and as someone who started on a 700 and has gone back to ride a few 250s I can't see a world where it's objectively better to start so low. They are fun bikes, yeah, but they are fun solely because they don't come with the risks or the pressure of a larger bike. Which isn't really teaching you anything at all, at that point.
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>>27996768
I really don't care what arbitrary distinctions you use to classify a sport tourer or not because it's one of the most poorly defined vehicle segments to exist but the R7 only targeted the Ninja 650 as far as people who wanted a 650 sport bike had no real options since the SV650F went out of production.
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>>27996792
go steel. if you want them black just paint them
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>>27996796
I got pink horny tranny banned by reporting every single post xe made with that loli avatar.
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>>27996796
>dead
just because someone escapes the shithole doesn't mean they are dead
xhe's prolly dead though
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>>27996800
>if you are dumping the clutch with the throttle all the way open you are just a retard, that isn't really a mistake
doesn't have to be all the way open, could be taking a slow tight turn in the friction zone and have it slip out of your fingers and surprise a new rider that doesnt have their reflexes keep them out of someones fenceline
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>>27996801
I think a pretty reasonable description is "something that retains performance oriented aspects but is built to actually be comfy and travel", so we circle back to rider triangle, factory luggage, and huge, comfy seats. This can obviously go very different ways between upright bikes like the Versys series, Multistrada, etc, and just fucking huge bikes like the FJR that aren't necessarily tall or super upright, but have factory luggage, massive wind protection, long service intervals, and a very wide seat.
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The tank is so pretty, I don't know if I can bring myself to put side grips on it. Just gotta touch a couple minor scratches on the side fairings.
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>>27996803
It's been so long though, probably unbanned already and posting faggotry in the f/a/ggot cartoon forum, at least it stays there. Unlike some of these faggots that feel the need to bring that faggot trash here.
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>>27996815
love the color, nice choice. the blue frame is sweet
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>>27996800
> just the fact the bike itself is incapable of the things that would get them hurt.
Did you miss the part where R3 twink almost slid through a fucking guardrail off of a mountain? That would hurt quite a lot for a few moments, then you don't have to worry about pain anymore.
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>>27996815
>he got the blue frame gixxer
HHHHNNNNNGGGGGGGG
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>>27996814
The VFRs get called sport tourers but the VFR800 is just a sport bike that stopped getting faster 30 years ago and the VFR1200 was just a really fat version of it.
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>>27996822
Again, something that is theoretically possible on any bike can't be used as evidence in an argument about CCs, it just doesn't make any sense. If he'd been on something bigger, he would've been being equally retarded, and riding as equally out of his skill bracket, and would've had to get equally lucky to survive. Nothing to do with the CCs, everything to do with skill and not being retarded.
Twisties are fun but you should have at least 1000 miles under your belt before you even attempt them, regardless of what size your bike is.
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>>27996828
VFRs are about the sportiest sport-tourers that really do blur the line. Factory hardbags available, huge gas tank, factory centerstand, single sided swingarm for mid trip easy tire changes, and big fatass comfy seat bring them into sport tourer territory, barely. They're nowhere near as hardcore as the rc51 or cbr600 that got sold alongside them.
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>>27996835
So you just argued FOR smaller bikes with that post, do you understand why? If a rider is trying something maybe outside of their skill level, a lower performance ceiling is more likely to keep them in check with less ability to lose the rear end via throttle, and carrying less speed into corners.
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>>27996841
And then we loop back to the restraint not being on the part of the rider, it's on the part of the bike. Then he rides it for a year, pushing the redline every time because he's a retard with no restraint, says "oh, a year is up, time to upgrade!" and immediately kills himself on his brand new 750 because the 300 didn't teach him what restraint was, it was just keeping him alive for an extra year due to it being slow. If anything, all starting on a slow bike teaches you is to not be scared of motorcycles, which for some people is a mindset that they already walk into the hobby with and never end up walking out. There just happens to be a slight chance you put that same retard on a 600 to start and he realizes A: how shit he is at riding, because they aren't as forgiving and B: how easy it is for things to get out of hand even when you are "good". And it keeps him alive for a lot longer, because the bike forces the restraint upon him.
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>>27996852
By any chance are you from the Midwest? You don't seem to be taking cornering into account.
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>>27996841
still not CC related. you could enter a 20mph corner at 80mph on an r3 if you wanted to. at track days the C group riders on 1000s dont crash more often than the C group riders on lower displacements.

sure higher displacement might be more dangerous for a noob whos going 200 on the freeway with no experience but at that point its just natural selection and its probably for the greater good anyways
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>>27996855
Nah, I'm from the northeast. As I said above, I started on a 700, and am perfectly fine (for now, hopefully for a lot longer). Cornering is hard, cornering on a high CC and heavy bike is harder, but if you've got a valid license you should, even just starting out, be able to gauge a relatively safe speed to enter a turn.
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>>27996840
The 600s had the same ergos and a center stand until the RR. Single sided swingarms were a race bike feature.
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>>27996807
Skillnissue
>>27996828
I saw the vfr1200 up close, hes smol too
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>>27996795
>You don't run shit rubber on them, you run modern rubber. Modern spark plugs. Modern fuel. You're not diluting it, you're keeping it and yourself alive.
This does make sense. And I guess steel brake lines already existed around 1989 so I guess it could have been used back then.
Thanks bros
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>>27996852
I for one will also teach my children to walk by putting them on narrow board elevated in the air so they will learn to fear losing their balance instead of getting overconfident when they just fall 6" to the ground.

Also protip: your bike is not fast
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>>27996880
>>Also protip: your bike is not fast
Great so now we are in agreement that it doesn't matter what you start on cause everything under 1000ccs is slow. Retard.
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>>27996872
We were putting "earl's" braded brake line kits on our bikes in the 1980's.
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>>27996883
So our options at this point are that this entire argument has been a nobiek larp on your part or you're the retard with too much confidence from the bike you started on here.
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>>27996893
Very cool. Do you remember if aluminum fittings existed or it was only stainless steel ones? I tried researching a while back but came empty handed
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>>27996896
>the retard with too much confidence from the bike you started on here.
bingo, but my bike is slow, apparently, so
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>>27996898
What bike?
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>>27996909
1987 VFR I've had for about 5 years
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>>27996914
Are you the anon that doesn't lean and scrapes pegs?
That's not a slow bike.
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>>27996920
It has the same power to weight as an MT07, which is about half of modern 600 and a third of a peter.
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>>27996920
I lean when I'm in a leaning situation, but I don't think I'm the person you are talking about. All the early VFs/VFRs are pretty slow, the CCs sound high but you are looking at about 500lbs give or take, plus the weight of the rider. They typically make 80hp at redline bone stock so you can push it if you really want to, I guess. I never do.
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>>27996928
But it is a 1987 bike, it was faster than most of the stuff in the road back then and it probably still is.
>>27996931
Yeah, your VFR is older.
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>>27996864
I put 51 k km on her the last 5 years and she never let me down, scumbag mehanics and faks thought they would convince me that my f4i aint worth shit, meanwhile my bile outlasted many newer bijes, plan to rade her as long as sve goes ...
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In 5 minutes I will be making the new thread and it will be a low effort OP.
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>>27996951
what kind of lines did those wrench monkeys use on you to convince you the honda wasn't gonna last lmao
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>>27996863
I guess we are stuck disagreeing. My viewpoint is that starting small, even more than the safety issue, is better at reaching riders to coax speed out of the bike, instead of being scared of it. They can learn to respect the throttle as soon as they get on a bigger one and see how fast it is.
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>>27996951
>le fake shoomer talk
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>>27996963
Unironically, that it is not a real sportbike,
because of the banana seat,or even funnier get a touring bike, I rather ride a bycycle
>>27996973
Suck my uncircumcised european cock, you shabbos tool
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>>27996897
Anodized aluminum for oil lines, brakes were all steel which was fine as they were tiny.
Yes, I am an old.
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>>27996973
I WAS BUSY GETTING MOGGED BY A SCOOTER BROS

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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