Getting frustrated - need help

[scream]

the fireblade would be my choice too 

although i've never ridden a 954 - i have had a couple of 929 good bikes apart from the jumpy throttle at low speed/revs but i'm sure this was sorted out on the 954 model.

[Slartibartfarst42]

Well, today I took the plunge and bought a Honda CBR954RR Fireblade. It's registered 03, has 15,800 miles on it and is in black and yellow. It comes with a black tinted double bubble screen, crash bungs, rear seat cowl and alarm. The dealer is doing the 16,000 mile service (valves) and putting a years MOT on it for £3495, which I thought was a decent deal. The bike is in excellent condition all round and the tyres look fairly recent.
Here's a picture of the actual bike:

[Biff]

Nice looking bike 

You just need to get rid of the rocket launcher now

[scream]

good choice mate, you won't be dissapointed 

take no notice of biff BTW,
he's one of those types that like exhaust cans that make your ear bleed

you know the type - 56 going on seventeen.

[Biff]

good choice mate, you won't be dissapointed 

take no notice of biff BTW,
he's one of those types that like exhaust cans that make your ear bleed 

you know the type - 36 going on seventeen.

Its hardly a can on the Gixer

[scream]

36 

next you'll be telling us all you're 5' 7" and 12 stone

 

[ginger]

36 

next you'll be telling us all you're 5' 7" and 12 stone

 

Jase at least you are nearer the mark on height and weight now 

36  and the rest 

me thinks i will be in big trouble for this!!

[Mrs_Crispy_Duck]

I am slightly biased....

I love GIXER's for me the light weight was an obvious advantage as easier to handle (especially with not having a great deal of strenght in my wings)


I never tired of the extreme sport look and feel....its truly awsome 
always had that cheesey grin when i turned the key and started it up!
I would say if your planning to commute for long periods it may not be too practical due to strain on wrists, but I soon overcame this.

I added a number of electrical bits to my K7,  Radio comms system, heated gloves and socks, & charger for my phone and thought this would put strain on the battery (or rectifier) but it didnt have any issues

for my next bike I am strongly considering a Triumph Daytona (a little more pricier...), I would have got another GIXER  but wanted to experiance something different.

As for Kawasaki's there 'ok' I guese but just dont have that edge for me, in terms of budget, I always find that they are reasonably priced tho

[tripleMacca]

Nice bike , good choice, have fun 

[Shivan87]

Ah... i see someone else in need of bringing their 'xaust up to shooey's and letting me and Shooey loose with the hacksaw and drill