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Tony nitrous

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  1. Not sure about "investment" but I have an
    '86 GSXR-1100G (1st big bore GSXR) I'm putting together
    and a 1980 GSX1100ET that I won't part with.

    Busa's ARE getting collectable, folk look for the
    99 model Copper/bronze mainly as it was the pretty
    version of the 1st of the Busa legend.
    Mate sold his for more than my better tidier 04.

  2. I had a "super six" in my early days.

    At the time it was a big deal to have a 6 speed box,
    didn't know another rider that had one then.

    Biggest novelty for me was the "fuel guage"
    The tank had tubes attached at top and bottom on the left
    behind the fork joined by a clear tube.
    Level in the tube was your fuel guage!

    In my youth I thought this was amazing.... LOL

  3. TRE's are not designed to give horsepower.

    They are there to stop the bike backing the ignition
    off in certain gears and losing it.

    Sometimes they don't want you to have a 160hp 1st gear.

    Some modern superbikes use it to restrict top gear or the top two.

    It may even be done to back off certain gears to get past immisions tests.

    a TRE only removes possible restrictions,
    it shouldn't find any ponys that the bike hasn't already got.

  4. Unless your buying something real clever
    that can correct individual signals for individual gears,
    and not change the neutral signal etc,

    The most a TRE should cost is about 20p

    I've done a few, on a Gen1 Busa its a 6.8ohm resister from Tandy.

    Busa doesn't give much difference but does remove restrictions. No bad effects.

    Not popular with GSX14's. many owners dislike them.

    Not needed on B-Kings. The smart ECU can be re-set as unrestricted.

    Biggest mistake is confusing them with ignition advancers.
    One permanently moves every gears signal,
    a cheap / crude TRE changes signals to all be the same.
    Neither are ideal.

  5. I could live with the looks,

    but not the odd ball tyre sizes and cruiser riding position.
    They are another V-Max, V-Rod, 109 "muscle cruiser"
    and a step away from even the Kings not so sporty geometry.

    There's one in Brisbane badged up in Hells Angel colours
    / Death Head decals etc.

  6. Marquez was a little wide leaving pit lane,
    but from memory he didn't cross the solid line?

    Lorenzo admitted he was off the racing line a bit too.

    I'd be happy to see Lorenzo win, I don't question
    Marquez's ability and wouldn't be surprised to
    see him dominate a few seasons, so it may be
    Lorenzo's last chance for a while. Marquez IS
    amazing and now with a season under his belt
    I think he'll just get better. I make no secret I'm a
    Rossi then Lorenzo fan, but they may have had their day!

  7. Definatly not the one Patrik / other rider uses on the Ghost Rider clips.
    The GR one has a modified frame, that's a normal Gen1 Busa frame
    and the GR one wasn't built by Sean Mills.

    Got 5 mates here with turbo Busa's, Bloody impressive.
    The petrol-heads weapon of choice!

  8. VERY lucky he didn't get the Armco!

    Bit of road is close to my home and a regular ride.

    The guy is fine and was posting on Facebook last night.

    Personally I'd be hoping the insurance doesn't
    watch the first few minutes of the clip, but I think
    the lad only has 3rd party cover. Common here.
    Young riders, big sports bikes.

  9. Bikers behaving like arse holes.
    The guy in front then brake-checked the Rangie.
    I saw it as a genuine accident originaly on the guys part
    that was caused by the idiots around him.

    It then snowballed due to the mob mentality
    and having a 5 year old in the car.

    There are plenty of clips of similar "group rides"
    in the US and it comes as no surprise this happened.

    In the US, a good lawyer and he'll walk free.
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