RSVDon

Considering you can't even buy an NSX new anymore, I don't think you'd have to worry about the $90k pricetag. Furai FTMFW.

So many of you just don't understand. And you won't unless you have the chance someday to put a lightweight, balanced car onto a track.

I'll be there for the ALMS race. C6.R Corvettes FTMFW!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53c6o_cNPEo

If I ride like an asshole there are a lot of consequences going through my head, but getting a gun drawn on me or possibly getting shot is not one of them... You are arguing about nothing. Shut up. Refer to my sig.

God I hope so.

Anyone. Anyone, who wants your bike can have it gone in less than 60 seconds. All it takes is a service van and about 4-5 guys. Steering locks do nothing. Rotor locks? Just remove the wheel. The safest way to make sure it doesn't get stolen is don't ride it. Put comprehensive coverage on it through insurance (the kind that covers fire, theft, act of God) that way you aren't out.

SMURF!!!

Hey, you ghey smurfing tools, get out of my smurfig thread.

You have no idea...

Hahaha, I knew that'd get all you hippies in here. On another forum I'm on they have the autcensor set to ban only the word "fuck" but instead of just putting in asterisks, it replaces the word "fuck" with "smurf". Ex. It's unsmurfing believable how retarded this sounds but after you start using it you think, "smurf, I'm using it more and more". I hate how smurfing stupid this goddamn smurfing system is set up nowadays. I really wish that people didn't give a smurf but they do. So smurf em all, the smurfing smurfers. Okay, random though for the day is complete. Let's open the floor to comments while I don my smurfing flame suit.

Keep in mind, to ride an Aprilia, you have to be a certain kind of "special". Just review RFM's, Coyote's, and my posts to understand.

Your sarcasm amuses me.

If you're looking at RCs, also look at Aprilia RSV. I found the RC harder to turn, but it provides more pull, the RSV is more comfy but has less peak power. Keep in mind that both of these bikes are known for having some of the most aggressive ergonomics of sportbikes around, so don't expect much in the comfort or heat control department.

FD RX-7 FTW. But I really wish the camera didn't have a blemish in the lens, you can't see the back end.

Tuono is sexylike. I'm considering selling my RSV for a Tuono next year. These bikes are just as easy (and sometimes easier) to work on as Japanese bikes. There are a few small issues that will need ironed out as soon as you get it (mostly charging system/electrical) but after that they are pretty bulletproof. There's a wealth of knowledge on ApriliaForum if you get one and have an issue or get stuck. Parts availability is okay, AF1 Racing is really the best source. Iron Pony Aprilia being second in my mind. These bikes are a lot of fun and I love mine. Personally I'd get the Tuono over the Shiver, especially if you're going to put someone on the back. Tuono is a wheelie monster.

Looks like the gun was pointed at the bike to me... It doesn't matter though because exiting an unmarked car with plain clothes and a gun drawn was definitely the wrong fucking idea since he didn't identify himself as soon as he stepped out. That three seconds IS a big deal.

I'm glad he's got more backup now. I really hope they stick it to the Maryland State Police.

Do some research on here. http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=63 Very valuable info base. I don't personally have any experience with the Shiver, but the maintenance schedules look just like the Japanese bikes. It's a chain driven cam 750cc V-twin.

Another reason to hate Michigan. Grand Rapids is filled with a bunch of Dutch yuppies that are about as bad as the people in Ann Arbor. I'm definitely sure they're more worried about people speeding than someone who violated three distinct laws at one time. Fuck Michigan.

Fixed.

The Q2s will not be "mileagy" friendly.

Feels great on the front of the Ape. Pretty stable in the rain too.