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Old 14-Feb-2006, 09:09
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Whats the difference ??

Exuse my ignorance, but can someone tell me the difference between 748 E , BIP , S , R and any other models that i dont know about
Thinking about changing the Multi for a 748, not bothered about a high spec or the fastest machine so if the 'E' is bog standard cheep as chips it would do me just fine.

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Old 14-Feb-2006, 12:44
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Basically...the bip is now called the E (or even just plain old 748), which is the base model with a passenger seat.

This is followed by the S, which has a few more bits and bobs added and is a single seat.

...and this is follwed by the R...engine mods/suspension/carbon etc.

They follow the same 'labeling' as the 749/999 range...the only difference is that the old E used to be called a Bip.

The standard 748 is a fine bike...just like anything you always want the best, but it always comes down to budget. Work out what you can afford and then have a good look around. Now is the time to by a 748/916 as loads seem to be available, and its a buyers market. You could pick up a real bargain.
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Old 14-Feb-2006, 12:45
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I can tell you that of all the models, the red ones are the quickest
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Old 14-Feb-2006, 12:48
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Although mine is an S but is a biposto. And what happened to the SP and SPS models?
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Old 14-Feb-2006, 12:50
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748E is a bip, 3 spoke wheels, standard suspension, non adjustable head angle
748S is single or twin seat, 5 spoke wheels, showa suspension, adjustable head angle
748R is single seat, 5 spoke wheels, ohlins suspension, carbon airbox, adjustable head angle, more power etc etc

Hope that helps
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Old 14-Feb-2006, 12:53
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E = Economy
S = Sporty
R = Racer

sorry E owners

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Old 14-Feb-2006, 13:40
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Cheers guy's for clearing that up for me
Am currently looking at a 748 E on a 53 plate 6400 miles, carbon corse front fender and rear hugger, R single seat unit, carbon arrow cans with eprom, new dragons, plus standard equipment, belt service Aug 04, 1500 miles since then, started at £4600, down to £4300 to allow for another belts service, its mint and i think its good value, what do ya think

Oh ! and its red.........of course !!!!!

Cheers Simon

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Old 14-Feb-2006, 14:08
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sounds bloody good value to me fella.
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TecMoto / Essex County Choppers have a couple of bikes in there at the moment - only down the A11 to the M25 for you and I'm sure they'd even deliver if you asked nicely!

Give Chris or Marlon a ring on 01708 379721
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Old 14-Feb-2006, 16:42
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TecMoto / Essex County Choppers have a couple of bikes in there at the moment - only down the A11 to the M25 for you and I'm sure they'd even deliver if you asked nicely!

Give Chris or Marlon a ring on 01708 379721

Thanx Antonye, ill give em a bell see what they,ve got
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