Great day

You that old already?

Oh shit . . .

 

That home brew needs work!

Cheers
Goaty
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Hear no Evo, See no Evo, Fear no Evo

 

Oh, 50 years old, I thought he was talking about top speed on his bike ...

Cheers
Goaty
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Hear no Evo, See no Evo, Fear no Evo

 

Did I hear a whooshing sound?

Theo

 

It was 2 am in WA. No idea what time that was in NSW, but an hour later it
was 2 again. Should I have turned the clock back again?

Theo

 

I have my second 2000 model Ninja ZX12R as I just love the rawness of
the acceleration. They were tamed a tad with the 2003 model onwards
along with the 280 kph speedo fitted.

It will most certainly do over 300 kph, but it was impossible to view
the speedo above 280 as things come up so bloody fast. The speed of the
rise of the speedo needle past all the numbers is simply something else!!

take it easy

Percy

 

My Ninja is only a 900.

Serious case of capacity envy.

Boxer

 

Nope. I got the reference.

 

The 900 is a beautiful machine, very light and so easy to blast around
the twisties. If I had enough moola, I would have one for a really good
time up and down the Gillies Range. Whilst the ZX12R is fantastic on
the Gillies, I reckon the 900 would have the edge.

take it easy

Percy

 

[groan]
Up here I think they just drive the squad-car home!

 

Mine is a 1989 model, for the blast around the twisties I use my 2003 Honda
900 Hornet.

Boxer

 

the 900 is very light lol

my ninjas are

810
750
250
125 after tim got to it