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ZxHooligan

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  1. They has like a 80lb chick on it saying how light and nimble it was. She was on city streets! Nothing better on .

    For as much as hyper sports weigh they are pretty nimble not very light though. But still lighter than a harley though. If i was buying a cruiser for 2 up I'd probably buy a ultra classic. If i was buying for myself alone it would be a jackpot or hammer

  2. yea we shall see how it plays out. If I trailer down and back on Sat, you can definitely have first dibs. Since the woman will be gone all weekend on her party, I might consider riding down to cbus Fri night and hanging out with some old college friends and stay with them fri and sat night then ride back home on Sunday

    you're talking about south of Poland and north of East Palestine. I grew up around there in Columbiana and we've always called it new Springfield
  3. I do find it odd at how hard it is to find used parts for a CBR. I could go walk around the block and find 8 gsxr engines laying on the side of the road, but for some reason the CBR stuff is really hard to come by.

    Welcome to the world of of us kawi owners. We go through the same stuff

  4. Yeah it did!   I went from a 600 Kat to the Z.  You don't realize how fast you're going on it. I'm lucky I only had one ticket this past season. I'll have to be careful this year. The power is so smooth. It never feels like it's working hard.

    I went from a 97 zx6r to the 12. I know what you mean about the power and being careful. The 12 is really high strung down low in rims it smooths out once you get above 6k. The top range on creeps up pretty quick on it as well

  5. Here's a quick design I put together, kind of utilizing some of the features from Ninja's Design - 

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    Edit: Also didn't see the neutral style bike theme, but that can easily be changed to any bike picture, I could make a few different designs and if people request which type of bike, we could get those made since they are all at request before hand anyways.

    The letters kinda get lost with the flag in them
  6. i'd rent a uhaul pickup or something. Tracking a car and driving is one thing. But doing it with a bike is another story.  Believe me after a whole day you will be physically and most importantly, mentally drained. I personally wouldn't even try it, which is why i'm currently buying a pickup and sold my m3.

    Well with this info I'm out. I'll wait till I buy a truck unless I make the deal on one for my muscle car that I have in the works

  7. Novice group bike prep is simple.   So long as the bike's not leaking anything, plastics are all intact, brakes/tires/chain/sprockets are all in good shape, tape all the turn/head/tail lamps, pull the mirrors ( preferrably, but taping the glass will suffice ) remove the license plate ( preferrably, but taping the bolts will suffice ) and duct tape your wheel weights.   That's pretty much it, aside from your riding gear -- novice class is lenient.  Hop on their website and check out the requirements. 

    http://www.midohio.com/School/Courses/Motorcycles/Performance-Track-Riding

    Do they sell gas the 12 gets thirsty
  8. If I had a way to get there with the bike without leaving at 4 to get there to prep the bike when I get there I would. I don't have a truck right now to haul it up. How much prep is there to get a street bike ready for the track?

  9. I don't imagine they'd put the full 12 rotor engine in a super car. They mentioned scaling it down, probably to a 8 or 6 rotor? Weight would be a lot less, and based off their numbers still capable of some really high hp numbers.

    There was a car with a 6 rotor the rx7 not what I would call powerful

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