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stewygriffin

blade1 wrote: »

That's the 954 and the original one is the 600,yeah?

Nope.
Both race bikes are CBR 600rr racers.

tonytoc11

Bought this Triumph Daytona 675 at the weekend. Full service history with 14k miles. Very different to drive compared to my K6 GSXR 600, but power available at any rpm.

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Alkers

tonytoc11 wrote:

Bought this Triumph Daytona 675 at the weekend. Full service history with 14k miles. Very different to drive compared to my K6 GSXR 600, but power available at any rpm.

Love to try one of them, always think they look quite small, how is it for comfort?

2shea

The honda Devil! White looks good at night I'm happy with it, it's a good solid bike could do with a few more bhp but you cant have everything. Picked it up at the RSA auction there before Christmas and it's a nice clean machine with 13000kms on it which is good for a 2007. Most of the Deauvilles I see on donedeal and eBay have 60 to 100km up on them. So I have a few miles left in her yet.

It's just a nice solid relaxing machine. A few mods on the way heated grips, Led Spotlights and body coloured reflective markings. So it will look normal durning the day but light up like the sun at night.

One of the few middle weight shaft drive bikes left at the moment. Pitty they didn't up grade them with a bigger engine and a few more bits and pieces.

tonytoc11

Simona1986 wrote: »

Love to try one of them, always think they look quite small, how is it for comfort?

I'm really impressed by the power delivery. Very nice for the road. the seat position id higher than my old K6, but it definitely feels lighter and more nimble.

Sonics2k

2shea wrote: »

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The honda Devil! White looks good at night I'm happy with it, it's a good solid bike could do with a few more bhp but you cant have everything. Picked it up at the RSA auction there before Christmas and it's a nice clean machine with 13000kms on it which is good for a 2007. Most of the Deauvilles I see on donedeal and eBay have 60 to 100km up on them. So I have a few miles left in her yet.

It's just a nice solid relaxing machine. A few mods on the way heated grips, Led Spotlights and body coloured reflective markings. So it will look normal durning the day but light up like the sun at night.

One of the few middle weight shaft drive bikes left at the moment. Pitty they didn't up grade them with a bigger engine and a few more bits and pieces.

Had a Deauville myself for a few years, absolutely great bikes for commuting and light touring.

As a heads up, the exhaust is renowned for rotting around the headers and the replacement is costly. Check around the headers for pinholes starting to form, given the year of the bike you may still be able to get an OEM set of pipes, but personally I went with the Blackwidow pipes.

zubair

Sonics2k wrote: »

Had a Deauville myself for a few years, absolutely great bikes for commuting and light touring.

As a heads up, the exhaust is renowned for rotting around the headers and the replacement is costly. Check around the headers for pinholes starting to form, given the year of the bike you may still be able to get an OEM set of pipes, but personally I went with the Blackwidow pipes.

Friend of mine also has the full black widow system on their dullville for the same reason.

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zubair wrote: »

Friend of mine also has the full black widow system on their dullville for the same reason.

Are they honestly that bad? this is the main reason i was put off buying one, plus i couldn't fit one down the side of my house due to the panniers.

zubair

Not bad, just dull. They're 100% a commuter work horse.

spiggotpaddy

The deauville can get a bit rough looking because they're out in hail rain and snow.
Best bike for the money that honda ever made to go to work on. Just not a polished Sunday bike.

spiggotpaddy

all weapons in fallout 3

Clean for a 21 year old.

CJhaughey

2shea wrote: »

The honda Devil! White looks good at night I'm happy with it, it's a good solid bike could do with a few more bhp but you cant have everything. Picked it up at the RSA auction there before Christmas and it's a nice clean machine with 13000kms on it which is good for a 2007. Most of the Deauvilles I see on donedeal and eBay have 60 to 100km up on them. So I have a few miles left in her yet.

It's just a nice solid relaxing machine. A few mods on the way heated grips, Led Spotlights and body coloured reflective markings. So it will look normal durning the day but light up like the sun at night.

One of the few middle weight shaft drive bikes left at the moment. Pitty they didn't up grade them with a bigger engine and a few more bits and pieces.

You will want to replace the plug caps with NGK units asap, they give trouble.
Fresh rubber and fluids and you will be well set for the summer.

Sonics2k

zubair wrote: »

Friend of mine also has the full black widow system on their dullville for the same reason.

God I hate you so much right now zubair, it's a great bike! :pac:

Black Widow are basically the only EU manufacturer of the exhaust system. Honda stopped doing them back in 2015 or so for the old models, so these days Black Widow corner the market.

You can trawl through Ebay to try and get an OEM exhaust, but given the main reason to replace it, it's safe to say they're getting rid of it for the same reason.

blade1

Sonics2k wrote: »

God I hate you so much right now zubair, it's a great bike! :pac:

Black Widow are basically the only EU manufacturer of the exhaust system. Honda stopped doing them back in 2015 or so for the old models, so these days Black Widow corner the market.

You can trawl through Ebay to try and get an OEM exhaust, but given the main reason to replace it, it's safe to say they're getting rid of it for the same reason.

Do Delkevic do downpipes for them?
I know someone who got a them for a Cbr600.
Maybe they only do sportier ones.

Sonics2k

blade1 wrote: »

Do Delkevic do downpipes for them?
I know someone who got a them for a Cbr600.
Maybe they only do sportier ones.

From what I remember, they were only doing the tail pipes. I contacted them but they didn't do the actual downpipes.

davidglanza

Washed the gpz today

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The big GS down at The Furry Glen, Phoenix Park

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LIGHTNING wrote: »

My first ever bike, just back from its first drive. Brand new 2019 GSX 125cc

lovely looking machine. well wear! How did you find the spin on it?

LIGHTNING

LIGHTNING wrote: »

My first ever bike, just back from its first drive. Brand new 2019 GSX 125cc

Love the colour. Best of luck with it.

zubair

Nice. Well wear.

WestWicklow1

Brilliant in the Wicklow hills today...

Cocoon

A few new additions to the Africa Twin..

blade1

Cocoon wrote: »

A few new additions to the Africa Twin..

Nice,By any chance I didn't pass you today somewhere around Dungarvan?
I was on a black ZZR1400.

Cocoon

blade1 wrote: »

Nice,By any chance I didn't pass you today somewhere around Dungarvan?
I was on a black ZZR1400.

No it wasn't me, I'm up in Dublin..

blade1

Cocoon wrote: »

No it wasn't me, I'm up in Dublin..

Ah right.
Your bike looks like if Batman had an Africa Twin!;)

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blade1 wrote: »

Ah right.
Your bike looks like if Batman had an Africa Twin!;)

Might feature in return of the dark knight part 2 :pac:

ZX7R

My machine

ZX7R

One from last winter

Max Headroom

ZX7R wrote: »

One from last week

Fixed that for ya.....:D

ZX7R

Max Headroom wrote: »

Fixed that for ya.....:D

Very true winter doesn't know when to end sometimes in Ireland ha ha