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Old 09-Nov-2006, 10:36   #41
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sorry the road bike does have the top exhaust but doesn't have the side ones

Still not much good if you have a bip
maybe they could do a upgrade kit ?
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 12:19   #42
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I think you will find they have no intention of doing a 'bip' 'sedici Keefer-apart from the one that Randy Mamola rides................

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Old 09-Nov-2006, 12:30   #43
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sorry the road bike does have the top exhaust but doesn't have the side ones

Still not much good if you have a bip
maybe they could do a upgrade kit ?

Would be a good to have done it that way for the mono and done it the 916 way for the bip. A superbike aint a superbike when its carrying pillion.
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 17:12   #44
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love it - much better on the eye IMO than the 749/999 series, just need to persuade the missus...
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 18:15   #45
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i dont dislike the new bike i just dont think it is a leap forward like it should be apart from the engine that is i bought my 999 because i thought it was a completly new and different bike from my 748 and it was i just dont think the 1098 is. think the the rear end on me 999 is like nothing else out there twin pipes (r1 zx10 bmw)
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 18:27   #46
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i dont dislike the new bike i just dont think it is a leap forward like it should be apart from the engine that is i bought my 999 because i thought it was a completly new and different bike from my 748 and it was i just dont think the 1098 is. think the the rear end on me 999 is like nothing else out there twin pipes (r1 zx10 bmw)

all personal i know but the 749/999 rear as in your pic is far better the the 1098 and unique imho.
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 18:47   #47
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 18:55   #48
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all personal i know but the 749/999 rear as in your pic is far better the the 1098 and unique imho.

the 749/999 rear, where form follows function AND looks good, a great piece of design IMHO
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Old 09-Nov-2006, 19:07   #49
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the 749/999 rear, where form follows function AND looks good, a great piece of design IMHO

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Old 09-Nov-2006, 19:12   #50
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the 749/999 rear, where form follows function AND looks good, a great piece of design IMHO
Yep,after reading all the b.s in MCN,I went out in the garage to look at my 'ugly','unloved' and now obsolete bike.....


Fook me,what an awesome machine,......I love my 999S to bits.
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