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| Northern Hermit Last Online: Today 12:04 PM Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Chiangmai, Thailand
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| Nah really i've gotta start editing my shit I do this spontaneous shit and sometimes it's so bad I can't tell what i wrote. Think we can get 'em cheap, hell free if you'll do a show! |
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| ฝรั่งพูดมาก Last Online: Today 01:21 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nong Khai
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| ![]() This is the bike (not actual bike) I had until about two weeks ago. As I'm moving to Thailand in May, I had to sell my Max (I actually cried a little). It's a monster 4 carb 1200 cc goliath that will tear up just about any crotch rocket and hang with the hawgs too. If I thought I could find another in Thailand, that wasn't abused, at a fair price, I'd certainly consider. Last edited by Texpat : 25-02-2006 at 10:03 AM. |
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| Northern Hermit Last Online: Today 12:04 PM Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Chiangmai, Thailand
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| I've always enjoyed massive amuonts of power. That ^ is ne bake I've always wanted to play with since it came out. There are a quite a few here. And folks that can work on 'em too! The engine has so much potential, It might even be capable of 200 hp in a semi streetable configuration; Electronic, timed port injection, bigger bore, stoked a tad... Really just gobs of horse power and a couple of wheels, my kind a machine. Think the V-Rod actually comes close, and there's big bore kit available from Wisceco for it.
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| ฝรั่งพูดมาก Last Online: Today 01:21 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nong Khai
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| Certainly a favorite of muscle bike mags -- they drool over the design, virtually unchanged since it came out in 86 (I think). I've taken several trips up and down the SoCal coast and it's simply a pleasure to ride. But it's not without critics. Front end wobbles a bit at high speed, small tank (4g) uncomfy for passengers. For my money It's the best bike going that runs with neither crowd. |
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| Northern Hermit Last Online: Today 12:04 PM Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Chiangmai, Thailand
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| Think it was '84 or 5 been a while though can't be sure. It is under-built for the horsepower no doubt. And yeah the FE is weak as. but that is part of it's appeal. Huge amounts of power and little else. When it first came out they tested it at bonneville. think it clocked about 148 mph or so. better FE, more trail, and lowered; it'd do 155+ easy add a fairing and just spec the motor out so she'd live upstairs for extended length of time think the bike unbeatable for her class in time trials. Drags? Not so. Twisties? 'Bout as maneuverable as a hog without the comfort. Very special beast, but i'd only buy one as my third or fourth bike. Rentals are an option here, but with the amount of power they put out I'd spend a couple of hours goin' over the thing for before I exercised 'er. Passengers??? What the fuck is that? Even when I was young, dumb and fulla.. I rarely packed. Last edited by friscofrankie : 25-02-2006 at 01:00 PM. |
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| Too drunk to fuck Last Online: Today 03:50 PM Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Fuckwitistan
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![]() ![]() This is what you want - 12,000lbs of thrust. Or are you scared? OK, stick with your little shopper then. | |
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| Lopburi Last Online: 18-06-2007 11:00 PM Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: In a frigid wasteland too close to the arctic circle
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| I always liked the max as well. Some guys have done them over to improve handling, brakes and a few other issues. I would guess that a Hayabusa (sp) has more HP and more upside mod potential but I always loved V4 engines on bikes. I owned a couple of Honda VFR's in the past, loved that gear driven cam noise that sounded like a blower spooling up. Too bad they went to a belt drive on the new VTECH V4's. If you get another VMax take a look on the net at the frame stiffening that folks do and get a nice set of forks and shocks and you should be good to go! If you got lots of coin get bigger wheels and brakes on that bad boy and you would really be off to the races. |
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| Elite Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: In a rather cold and dark place
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| ZX-9's are good bikes. My mate just smashed the fuck out of his in Kao Yai (Kao Yai has now claimed three of our bikes). He slid along the road parallel to the bike - the bike hit a fucking kilometer marker and he went into the dirt - lucky lucky lucky fucker. If he had hit that kilometer marker he would have had more than a sore shoulder.
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| Elite Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: In a rather cold and dark place
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| He can't rid just now. Snapped gear pedal. clutch forks bent huge ding in the tank, missing part of fairing, snapper fame sliders, He was going about 100 when he decide to open her up whilst he was still tipped over and off they went |
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| Elite Member Last Online: Today 07:46 AM Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Thailand
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| I came off a 150RR last year doing about 80 and making the turn found someone had their clothes hanging in the street, missed them but then hit a hole in the road and came off. No damage really to the bloody bike as the damn thing landed on top of me. 2 broken fingers, roadrash and knocked the frick out. Was real lucky that this big Thai guy loaded me into his truck and took me to hospital. Doing fine now and got back on the bike as soon as I could. Did slow me a bit though.
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