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Old 05-May-2009, 02:51   #1
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Question 749R - 04 vs 05 model differences
Anybody? spot the difference.

Which is preferred?

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Old 05-May-2009, 09:15   #2
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The carbon fairing one!
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Old 05-May-2009, 13:02   #3
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Anybody? spot the difference.

Which is preferred?

Cheers.

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The '04 and '05 749R were virtually identical machines.The '04 bike is more desirable due to its full carbon fibre fairings and front guard.The '05/6 bikes had the same plastic fairings as the standard bikes.AFAIK,there is no differance in engine/chassis spec.
Unlike the 999R,you dont get the paddock stand,cover,plaque or Termis with the 749R.
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Old 05-May-2009, 14:03   #4
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Unlike the 999R,you dont get the paddock stand,cover,plaque or Termis with the 749R.
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LOL , cos' they didn't have to give stuff away with the 749R, it's a proper racer ain't it
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Old 05-May-2009, 14:57   #5
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Yes, the 2004 model with the carbon fairing is the most desirable...the CF and the paintwork is totally lush. The detailing of where the paint stops and the carbon begins over the fairing folds is sublime.

If I had one though, I would be scared stiff of wrecking the CF bodywork and would probably put plastic clothes on it anyway and bubble wrap the originals


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Old 05-May-2009, 19:09   #6
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LOL , cos' they didn't have to give stuff away with the 749R, it's a proper racer ain't it

youve been in hiding for a couple of months and thats the best you come up with........

proper racer ............surely that should read "oh so successful proper racer"......
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Old 05-May-2009, 19:16   #7
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youve been in hiding for a couple of months and thats the best you come up with........

proper racer ............surely that should read "oh so successful proper racer"......

hey, missed you too mate ! LOL

5 months

hmmmmmm.......depreciation seems to be substantially less on the 'more sought after' baby R than it's bigger brother
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Old 05-May-2009, 20:09   #8
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hey, missed you too mate ! LOL

5 months

hmmmmmm.......depreciation seems to be substantially less on the 'more sought after' baby R than it's bigger brother

depends where you look from..........tbh both shyte........really!
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Old 05-May-2009, 22:59   #9
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depends where you look from..........tbh both shyte........really!

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Keep forever, or give away, no depreciation !
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