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#3961
nice Yam....
not sure about your Honda tho
not sure about your Honda tho
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Nice picture cheggers,
I also had a gsxr600 but a k1 which looks decidedly fat now a days compared to newer versions.
Like the R1 shame you killed it, i had a day on one as well as a gsxr 1000 over in france , both totally mental machines.
I also had a gsxr600 but a k1 which looks decidedly fat now a days compared to newer versions.
Like the R1 shame you killed it, i had a day on one as well as a gsxr 1000 over in france , both totally mental machines.
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Originally Posted by lucky77,Nov 14 2009, 09:11 PM
Has any one owned a 2000/ 2001 R1, the last of the carbed bikes?
Looking at one at the moment and just wondered if you had any niggles or know of anything that needs close attention when looking to buy?
Thanks
Looking at one at the moment and just wondered if you had any niggles or know of anything that needs close attention when looking to buy?
Thanks
or ask here. . . .
www.yamahar1.co.uk
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I had the 4XV which was the first model of the R1. I think the 2000 model is the 5JJ or something.
Didn't have too many problems apart from the EXUP valve breaking which is quite common apparently. I managed to warp my brake disks too *shrug*
Engine is pretty much bullet proof though from what I can tell.
Didn't have too many problems apart from the EXUP valve breaking which is quite common apparently. I managed to warp my brake disks too *shrug*
Engine is pretty much bullet proof though from what I can tell.
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Saw this in the flesh for the first time today at Cotswold BMW:
It was in the Motorrad red white and blue colours and is the one which all the dealers will have on show from Saturday morning onwards.
They were prepping the bike ready for it to be displayed from Saturday onwards.
I had to overcome an immediate urge to get my credit card out and put down a deposit. I might yet still succumb
It was in the Motorrad red white and blue colours and is the one which all the dealers will have on show from Saturday morning onwards.
They were prepping the bike ready for it to be displayed from Saturday onwards.
I had to overcome an immediate urge to get my credit card out and put down a deposit. I might yet still succumb
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Originally Posted by Welshman,Nov 30 2009, 04:01 PM
Saw this in the flesh for the first time today at Cotswold BMW:
It was in the Motorrad red white and blue colours and is the one which all the dealers will have on show from Saturday morning onwards.
They were prepping the bike ready for it to be displayed from Saturday onwards.
I had to overcome an immediate urge to get my credit card out and put down a deposit. I might yet still succumb
It was in the Motorrad red white and blue colours and is the one which all the dealers will have on show from Saturday morning onwards.
They were prepping the bike ready for it to be displayed from Saturday onwards.
I had to overcome an immediate urge to get my credit card out and put down a deposit. I might yet still succumb
thats stunning! (and no doubt will also start if its been left in the rain for a week )
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Originally Posted by Paper Lawyer,Nov 30 2009, 07:10 PM
I agree, that looks fantastic!
The good news is that the road tests say it's a great bike. Check these out:
http://www.ashonbikes.com/content/bmw-s-1000-rr
http://www.rainbowmotorcycles.com/MC...%20S1000RR.pdf