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10-01-2006, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by R39H,Oct 1 2006, 08:13 PM
Anyone remember the Gpz 750 Turbo?
At the start of the month he went 211mph, Worlds fastest for that bike .
He loves them and enjoys inflicting damage on tha latest high tec machinery , his father is in his 70 's , rides a tuned ZX12 R and still trounces all comers at Santa Pod or on the flyers
Do you have any pics of the 900 ?
The Z1 , was probably one of the first true hyper speed bikes , although not turboed it was amazing to have such power with such crap handling
10-01-2006, 12:40 PM
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Back from a VERY wet, hailstoney, mud bath at Brands Hatch today and the BSB ..... cracking stuff but a shame both races ended on a red flag 
Have now had a full and rigorous testing of the Rukka gear and can officially pronounce it WATERPROOF!!!
We were all supporting Haslam but sadly after the first race it would have taken Kiyonari hitting the kitty litter for him to win the championship .... but he certainly proved a point by the lead he built up in the second race!
Hopkins was there on the Rizla Suzuki MotoGP bike (eventually after the hailstones had cleared and Noah and the Ark had left
) .... sounded bloody fantastic going round Brands even tho he was tippytoeing around to start with 
All in all a really good day and I'm glad I wasn't a fair-weather girly after all. That said, it was a wee bit motocross-like getting out of the carpark this evening and I now have to clean most of the good dirty brown muck of Kent off the bike 
Have now had a full and rigorous testing of the Rukka gear and can officially pronounce it WATERPROOF!!!
We were all supporting Haslam but sadly after the first race it would have taken Kiyonari hitting the kitty litter for him to win the championship .... but he certainly proved a point by the lead he built up in the second race!
Hopkins was there on the Rizla Suzuki MotoGP bike (eventually after the hailstones had cleared and Noah and the Ark had left
) .... sounded bloody fantastic going round Brands even tho he was tippytoeing around to start with All in all a really good day and I'm glad I wasn't a fair-weather girly after all. That said, it was a wee bit motocross-like getting out of the carpark this evening and I now have to clean most of the good dirty brown muck of Kent off the bike
10-01-2006, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by S2KayGT,Oct 1 2006, 09:40 PM
Back from a VERY wet, hailstoney, mud bath at Brands Hatch today and the BSB ..... cracking stuff but a shame both races ended on a red flag
Have now had a full and rigorous testing of the Rukka gear and can officially pronounce it WATERPROOF!!!
We were all supporting Haslam but sadly after the first race it would have taken Kiyonari hitting the kitty litter for him to win the championship .... but he certainly proved a point by the lead he built up in the second race!
Hopkins was there on the Rizla Suzuki MotoGP bike (eventually after the hailstones had cleared and Noah and the Ark had left ) .... sounded bloody fantastic going round Brands even tho he was tippytoeing around to start with
All in all a really good day and I'm glad I wasn't a fair-weather girly after all. That said, it was a wee bit motocross-like getting out of the carpark this evening and I now have to clean most of the good dirty brown muck of Kent off the bike
Have now had a full and rigorous testing of the Rukka gear and can officially pronounce it WATERPROOF!!!
We were all supporting Haslam but sadly after the first race it would have taken Kiyonari hitting the kitty litter for him to win the championship .... but he certainly proved a point by the lead he built up in the second race!
Hopkins was there on the Rizla Suzuki MotoGP bike (eventually after the hailstones had cleared and Noah and the Ark had left
) .... sounded bloody fantastic going round Brands even tho he was tippytoeing around to start with All in all a really good day and I'm glad I wasn't a fair-weather girly after all. That said, it was a wee bit motocross-like getting out of the carpark this evening and I now have to clean most of the good dirty brown muck of Kent off the bike
Who did you go with?
I was thinking of getting some Rukka gear....about
10-01-2006, 01:15 PM
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[QUOTE=san2000,Oct 1 2006, 10:06 PM] Nice one Kay....let me know when you go next time and I'll come with you.
Who did you go with?
I was thinking of getting some Rukka gear....about
Who did you go with?
I was thinking of getting some Rukka gear....about
10-01-2006, 01:30 PM
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I think it may even be longer than that if my poor old memory serves me well. I got mine from Infinity Motorcycles in High Holborn and they were telling me how Rukka do a new for old if you get any problems. I think it covers more or less everything barring Monte making mincemeat of it with his claws!
I think this is one of those cases where you really do get what you paid for
I think this is one of those cases where you really do get what you paid for