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Re: She's dead!
Nothing lasts forever. You've had your monies worth and she's done you proud.
Now come aboard the kwak club. You know you want to. Besides, I've already got loads of spare bling to sell you
Now come aboard the kwak club. You know you want to. Besides, I've already got loads of spare bling to sell you
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Re: She's dead!
You have to give eBay 10% on smaller sales which would soon add up so might save some money selling in one advert as there is a Max charge/fee.Monty wrote:Yeah not to mention the 500 trips to the post office! Might give that a go, cheers Blade
Plus removes a load of hassle and stress which is something a busy chap like you can always do avoiding.
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Re: She's dead!
Aww crap Monty.. sorry to hear that mate, especially since a replacement isn't likely for a bit. Being without a bike suxs believe me.
I know parting it out is a pain and your least fav option, but if you do, let me know what you've got to flog. Part of the deal with the missus with getting the ZX10R tracky was I agreed to keep the Daytona and not trade up once it's back on the road.
I know parting it out is a pain and your least fav option, but if you do, let me know what you've got to flog. Part of the deal with the missus with getting the ZX10R tracky was I agreed to keep the Daytona and not trade up once it's back on the road.
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Well as per your mail this morning buddy, sorry to hear the bad news, yet she has been abused like a lady of the night down at the docks when an aircraft carry comes to port, if you get my drift.Monty wrote:I'm not sure mates rates extend to £3.99!duke63 wrote:New bike time? I'm sure Cornish would let you have that lovely 848 at mate's rates.
The offer is still there for using my bike, whatever tht maybe by the time of the crusade mate.
Re the 848, we do offer a Cornish payment plan, a free pasty with every £8k given... :-)
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Mate, JT loves his 636, having ridden it i can see why, you lads like a screamer so right up your street...:-) Clearly you'll need to get a new exhaust with it though!Monty wrote:This might be an option, with 0% finance
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Blade speaks good sense IF you're looking at an new one, go last years model, must be some hanging around in dealers still looking to off load buddy. They'll love you IF you take finance too.
Defo sell as a whole item mate, take off the bling kit, put the original stuff back on.
Then sell the bling buddy.
Aledgely I'm meant to be quite knowledgeable about selling bikes and all that...:-) LOL
Defo sell as a whole item mate, take off the bling kit, put the original stuff back on.
Then sell the bling buddy.
Aledgely I'm meant to be quite knowledgeable about selling bikes and all that...:-) LOL
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Re: She's dead!
Sounds good to me Cornish
I think Kawasaki autorama have some 2013 bikes. Its pretty local as just down from Padgett's. In fact one of the Padgett brothers owns it.
I think Kawasaki autorama have some 2013 bikes. Its pretty local as just down from Padgett's. In fact one of the Padgett brothers owns it.
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Re: She's dead!
Good excuse for a new one. What about a used naked of some sort. Plenty about for not too much.
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She's dead!
TUONO TUONO TUONO!!!C00kiemonster wrote:Good excuse for a new one. What about a used naked of some sort. Plenty about for not too much.
You'd have an absolute riot of fun around the peaks on a late V-twin Tuono believe me. And the confused look of walkers hearing the THUNDER on a sunny afternoon would be priceless :-)
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A naked is a good shout, consider where, what and how you ride, they've come on leaps and bounds on the performance and handling front and you don't have to go massive on the CC side stick to around what you've got.C00kiemonster wrote:Good excuse for a new one. What about a used naked of some sort. Plenty about for not too much.
Something like a Yamaha MT-09 for example, me likey those!
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Re: She's dead!
'tis a sad day monty. But there is a time when you have to let a bike go. From what I've read on other forums I wouldn't part it out, like the RSV they are quite niche bikes so you would probably end up with a garage full of bits for quite some time (unless D41 fancies rebuilding his that is )
I agree with the comments on naked bikes. I reckon that if I was buying tomorrow that's where I would be looking, there is so much choice and so many good bikes out there. The only way you can ever decide is lots and lots of test rides
I agree with the comments on naked bikes. I reckon that if I was buying tomorrow that's where I would be looking, there is so much choice and so many good bikes out there. The only way you can ever decide is lots and lots of test rides
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Anyway, stop feeling sorry for yourself and get yourself a new bike in time for the August ride out.
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Cheers matey, ideally I'd love to see all the blingy bits go to you, Spud or Jack, but the economics (haven't got any money for a new bike) mean I need to find a willing sucker to pay over the odds. Couldn't do that to you guys.kiwikrasher wrote:Aww crap Monty.. sorry to hear that mate, especially since a replacement isn't likely for a bit. Being without a bike suxs believe me.
I know parting it out is a pain and your least fav option, but if you do, let me know what you've got to flog. Part of the deal with the missus with getting the ZX10R tracky was I agreed to keep the Daytona and not trade up once it's back on the road.
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New bike is a 12 month plan Kwacky, will be April next year if I'm lucky. No cash and to many other family/house related things to sort first, plus we need a holiday not had a proper one since 2011. We've both been working part time for the last 2 years with having the twins so big hole in the old bank account.
I'm going to become a test ride whore, plus maybe rent a bike for the odd weekend.
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Head says 636Flow wrote:TUONO TUONO TUONO!!!C00kiemonster wrote:Good excuse for a new one. What about a used naked of some sort. Plenty about for not too much.
You'd have an absolute riot of fun around the peaks on a late V-twin Tuono believe me. And the confused look of walkers hearing the THUNDER on a sunny afternoon would be priceless :-)
Heart say RC8
Not ready for a naked yet, other than maybe a supermoto but don't think I could live with a 5L tank.
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I've either given away or broken all of the original stuff apart from the old shock and wheels. So it's either part it out or as Blade suggests sell the whole lot as a project.Cornish wrote:Defo sell as a whole item mate, take off the bling kit, put the original stuff back on.
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RC8s are rubbishMonty wrote:Head says 636Flow wrote:TUONO TUONO TUONO!!!C00kiemonster wrote:Good excuse for a new one. What about a used naked of some sort. Plenty about for not too much.
You'd have an absolute riot of fun around the peaks on a late V-twin Tuono believe me. And the confused look of walkers hearing the THUNDER on a sunny afternoon would be priceless :-)
Heart say RC8
Not ready for a naked yet, other than maybe a supermoto but don't think I could live with a 5L tank.