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Old 20-Oct-2004, 17:53   #21
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going to be in the loud gang soon mr chief, my termi pipes are in the post.no bike to put them on yet
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Old 20-Oct-2004, 18:08   #22
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What do you me Pedro, no bike?
I thought you were getting God and St Paul to do the service, so you must have a bike!!!!

Anyway it's not the size of your Termie's that matter it's how good you look on it......I shall say no more.......
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Old 20-Oct-2004, 18:43   #23
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bike at jhp for service. i take it you like the 749r then?
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Old 22-Oct-2004, 19:20   #24
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Well Pedro,
Contentious issue this one, what with all the 996/8 fans about. But I have to say as I find. The 749R is a far superior beast to my 996S, the brakes, suspension, weight distribution and oh that lovely slipper clutch......
As you know I did Donnington with Ferrari a couple of weeks ago and was amazed at the feel and handling. My old beast of burden would have given me pains with all that man handeling it around the curvy bits....PLeased.....you bet ya
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Old 23-Oct-2004, 10:02   #25
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you will start um off chief!
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Old 23-Oct-2004, 20:37   #26
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Well CHEIF
I recon the two differences can be likend to women!

The 996/998 are like your missus/wife in bed

Ie; The wife will let you ride her within reason,the way you want to

you will know every turn of the way! and you also know that if you push it, she will say "NO" don't go there

but the 749R is like your knock off !

you think you can ride her the same way ! but then just when you think your getting the hang of her "SHE BITE'S" and spits you off!

Thus proving, who is being ridden????????????


Think about it


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Old 24-Oct-2004, 17:25   #27
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Sorry mate ,i think its the other way round.
The 748/99* is a bike that requires 100% effort to get the very best out of, the baby R is very much easier to get the best out of,basicly much easier to ride quickly.
Therefore ultimatly the 748/99* is more rewarding if you get everything right.(IMHO)
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Old 24-Oct-2004, 17:53   #28
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its getting messy butch!, im with you on that one
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Old 24-Oct-2004, 21:24   #29
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butch aint that what i said? spose it's how you read it!
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Old 24-Oct-2004, 23:42   #30
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Madmav, so you reckon your wifes much better looking than your knock off
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