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TL1000R
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23-02-2010 11:28am#1
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Run_to_da_hills wrote: »A mate of mine from Ennis was killed off the TL 1000s last March.
R a fine bike built on the Gixr Box section frame, S built on a tubular "rubber" frame, the S tarnished the reputation of these fine machines so much so that they decided to scrap the model altogether and come up with the SV 1000, IMO an ugly piece of kit compared.
The frame had nothing to do with the 'reputation' of the bike, rear damper was a rotary unit and on rare occasions used to overload itself and release causing instability, most bikes had their suspension changed (often free by dealers in the UK) but it had done too much damage to the bike's reputation at that stage.
Other points to remember are the gearboxes are weak, they eat chains and tyres (along with wheel bearings) - they were the most powerful V twin motorcycle mass manufactured.
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Run_to_da_hills wrote: »What about Harley?
Has a Harley actually stayed running long enough to finish a dyno run?
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Run_to_da_hills wrote: »What about Harley?
A Harley....lol
http://www.dubdaily.com/?p=19163
...a Ducati-made, supercharged 1198cc V-twin engine that boasts 211 horsepower. :eek:0 -
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..Run_to_da_hills wrote: »What about Harley?
...what about them ?
They are many things - mine included - and powerful is not one of them.
I love mine, and it doesn't need any (more) power to make it a hoot to ride.Ode To The Motorist
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