Bought an '05 Raven R6
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Originally Posted by cbringS2k,Mar 15 2005, 12:20 AM
nice bike! now u need an exhaust!! i have 04 r6 limited edition with the flames! i put on a devil ovo high mount exhaust and love it!! i recommend the same. ill post a pic of it when i get a chance.
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Originally Posted by SM00TH976,Mar 7 2005, 08:11 PM
learning how to ride a supersport the way it was supposed to be ridden is a completely different challenge. one that i am still months away from.
Awesome looking bike, be careful!
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Originally Posted by BlueS2000Boy,Mar 15 2005, 02:09 AM
woops my mistake. totally forgot about the silver and black 04 flame scheme. i have personally never seen one in SoFlo. thats why whenever someone mentions the flame scheme i always think of the red and black 03 style.....
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Nice bike...the rims stripes are the killer, don't know why but it makes it stand out for some reason. Hmmm, if I was better at laying graphics I might get some stripes for mine
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Nice machine. I've owned several street bikes through the years but never a sport bike. I've wondered about the comfort of riding one of these machines for extended periods of time. Here's my question; How long can you ride a sport bike before you begin to experience sever discomfort in your shouders/neck/back/butt/wrists? I'm considering the YZF-1 for its more upright riding position. I'm an old geezer and can't take the sport bike's demand on my old body.
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Originally Posted by ol' dood,Mar 17 2005, 02:40 PM
Nice machine. I've owned several street bikes through the years but never a sport bike. I've wondered about the comfort of riding one of these machines for extended periods of time. Here's my question; How long can you ride a sport bike before you begin to experience sever discomfort in your shouders/neck/back/butt/wrists? I'm considering the YZF-1 for its more upright riding position. I'm an old geezer and can't take the sport bike's demand on my old body.