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Old 03-May-2005, 14:20
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748 SPS spec?

Does anyone know the spec for an SPS?
What did it ship with as standard?
I know it comes with standard and race cans but what about chips, wheels, etc?
Thinking about buying one but need to know what might be missing when I go see it.
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Old 03-May-2005, 14:31
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Don't know, but in this month's BIKE mag there is a comparison test on V-twins for under £7k (or summat), and they include the 916SPS.

If you were interested in a lunchtime read....

Ade.
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Old 03-May-2005, 15:23
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Single Seat
Ohlins Rear shock
Spare Termis (with Eprom)
Fully floating disks
Titainium rods
High comp Head
Dry Clutch
Stand
Cover

Sure I've forgotten something there but its a start

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PS. are you the same 'GunforHire' from R6messagenet?
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Old 03-May-2005, 15:25
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Blimey, I was on there too - athR6 I was. And I remember gunforhire too...
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Old 03-May-2005, 15:56
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In addition to quickrik's list the head is no different but the SP does run different pistons resulting in a higher compression. The SPS also has different cams. Some, but not all have a carbon airbox,
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Old 03-May-2005, 16:33
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So the moral of the story Gun is you've gotta buy a 748 after an R6! Ath and I can't be wrong
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Old 03-May-2005, 21:48
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I bought a 748 aftyer an r6.......duedududue......
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Old 03-May-2005, 22:24
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& I bought a 748 after a ZX6R/CBR6/GSXR6/Yam100 (but the less said about that one the better - but it was an animal at the time!)..............
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Old 04-May-2005, 00:46
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Yep, it's me. Gunforhire ex-R6 Net member!
Nice to be infamous.
I bought a 748 a couple of years back when my R6 got nicked (traumatised).
Still got an R6 that I sorted out to race in Roadstocks (street legal) but just don't get the same buzz out of riding it! So it's getting sold as well.
Come on you know what I mean! Start up a V-Twin next to a 4 and you know which one you're gonna want to ride.
Wanted to up my game without opting for more horsepower, hence the SPS. I also figure that it'll become my 'classic' bike and remain permanently in stable.
Nice to have some of the old crew on here.
Speak soon lads.
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Old 04-May-2005, 01:13
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I would much rather have a 748R over a 748SPS especially the later models with the Ohlins forks. I watched Garry Smith on his at Mallory and was impressed in how well it went and Fil2 can make his lap Cadwell at a very decent pace.
As for me I'm very happy with my R6 found it a lot better on the track than my 748 or my 916 and as it finished 21st in the 2003 Junior TT lapping at 114mph to me it is a classic as it has a history.
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