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blackbird riders!!! - 2/28/2008 8:53:38 AM
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kdjack25
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you all might be byast but i'll ask anyway, looking at either a blackbird or a GSXR 05 or 06 model. i drive a 96 hurricane 1000f right now and have no problems, but looking for more bikes in the garage if you know what i mean.just looking for something with a bit more zip around town as i put most most of my miles riding to and from work.
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RE: blackbird riders!!! - 2/28/2008 10:34:13 AM
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carl panther
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"Might" be biased? I'm afraid you're asking the wrong group of people, anyone who's ever owned a 'bird will defend it to the death! It's all things to all riders, and having worked my way up from scooters, to 600's to this, I can't see me ever coming back down. Fast without feeling scary, comfy, handles great, good tank range, excellent build quality. Buy the 'bird, buy the 'bird!!!!!!!!!!!
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RE: blackbird riders!!! - 3/11/2008 4:10:09 AM
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Wallaby
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ORIGINAL: carl panther "Might" be biased? I'm afraid you're asking the wrong group of people, anyone who's ever owned a 'bird will defend it to the death! It's all things to all riders, and having worked my way up from scooters, to 600's to this, I can't see me ever coming back down. Fast without feeling scary, comfy, handles great, good tank range, excellent build quality. Buy the 'bird, buy the 'bird!!!!!!!!!!! Yea bro, well said!
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RE: blackbird riders!!! - 4/30/2008 8:12:46 PM
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Silver_XX_Rider
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KDJACK25 I have a '93 1000F and I bought a '02 XX and love it . This machine will not dissappoint you clean crisp throttle responce agile handling and the speed is incredible. I took my 93 up to 155 a few times and it took a while to get there.not the BIRD holy S I was up to 165 in fifth doing like 8 grand on the tach and realized I had 2 g's to go and a whole other gear. I ran out of room on the highway quick. You would not doubt love it too.
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RE: blackbird riders!!! - 5/1/2008 6:04:40 AM
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kdjack25
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sounds good , any preferance in the years of the bird? any little problems they fixed after a certain year? i've heard about regulator rectifiers being an issue in the early ones.
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RE: blackbird riders!!! - 5/2/2008 12:29:59 PM
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R1000
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ORIGINAL: kdjack25 you all might be byast but i'll ask anyway, looking at either a blackbird or a GSXR 05 or 06 model. i drive a 96 hurricane 1000f right now and have no problems, but looking for more bikes in the garage if you know what i mean.just looking for something with a bit more zip around town as i put most most of my miles riding to and from work. The GSX R is several generations newer than the Bird. The Bird is a better general purpose bike, but the GSX R is far better handling for active driving. The GSX R is also more ready from the beginning reagarding power, it has a far better power to weigth ratio. Personally I have both bikes, a GSX R 1000 -03 for track driving and the Bird as a commuter and a bit on track to. I have often thought to get rid of them and buy one bike, but can not find a bike that fills both purposes well enough. You should perhaps also look at the Hayabusa, they are strong and handles very well.
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