If I'm correct in Europe and USA this beast calls Suzuki hayabusa.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzuki_Hayabusa
If I'm correct in Europe and USA this beast calls Suzuki hayabusa.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzuki_Hayabusa
I'm Alexander and I'm the happiest owner of GQ Nissan Safari in the whole Central Asia
Nice bike mate.
I too am one that is jealous of those who can be trusted on a roadie, I cannot.
Rta changed the rules a few years ago regarding engine size. Good idea I think, although my Husaberg 570 is ok to ride on L and P's! ! !
No way would I let a learner ride it. Scares me and I'm pretty heavy and somewhat experienced. Near standard harley davidson power from factory in a 114kg dirt bike.
Stay safe out there on the road. A lot of crazy 4x4's out there!
GU IV 2006 4.2 TDi wagon
big_fletch (24th January 2012)
Yes different. Hayabusa (sp?) Is a 1300cc or so. Very very fast, I think fastest top speed, not acceleration but. Could be wrong.Originally Posted by Plasnart
GU IV 2006 4.2 TDi wagon
Yeah they do something like a 10 second quarter mile straight out of the factory.
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Mate even I would be scared of the Burg570. fuking madnessNice bike mate.
I too am one that is jealous of those who can be trusted on a roadie, I cannot.
Rta changed the rules a few years ago regarding engine size. Good idea I think, although my Husaberg 570 is ok to ride on L and P's! ! !
No way would I let a learner ride it. Scares me and I'm pretty heavy and somewhat experienced. Near standard harley davidson power from factory in a 114kg dirt bike.
Stay safe out there on the road. A lot of crazy 4x4's out there!
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big_fletch (24th January 2012)
Yer its a LAMS approved Motorcycle, its a 650 that is slightly de-tuned.. Still goes alot harder than the 250's i took for test rides..Once im off my Learners i can get it tuned back upto a proper 650 for a little bit more go haha
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Dont own a Patrol or any 4WD at the moment, hopefully will change into the future
x 2 I cannot be trusted on the black stuff with a road bike....Dirt bikes, 4wd's, quads etc are no problem though...lolNice bike mate.
I too am one that is jealous of those who can be trusted on a roadie, I cannot.
Rta changed the rules a few years ago regarding engine size. Good idea I think, although my Husaberg 570 is ok to ride on L and P's! ! !
No way would I let a learner ride it. Scares me and I'm pretty heavy and somewhat experienced. Near standard harley davidson power from factory in a 114kg dirt bike.
Stay safe out there on the road. A lot of crazy 4x4's out there!
I never thought you to be a rider Fletch...Happy riding mate, love it!!!
big_fletch (24th January 2012)
Yer its something that ive been wanting for ages and with some extra cash recently i thought, 'Why Not'.. You only live once lol
Cant wait to get out and get some experiance up on it
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Dont own a Patrol or any 4WD at the moment, hopefully will change into the future
Good onya Fletcha.
As usual......Take care out there. lol
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Lift it, lock it and whack some muddies on it and it will go anywhere...haha
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