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Re: FZ8 Full Specifications [gizmag.com]
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March 15, 2010, 06:05:26 AM »
Quote from: ninegear on March 14, 2010, 04:07:24 PM
...it seems more squids are going for naked bikes nowdays..well the ones in my area at least.
It's all about the resale value.
/Less plastic for them to destroy riding like d-bags.
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Re: FZ8 Full Specifications [gizmag.com]
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March 15, 2010, 05:44:40 PM »
WANT.
But I also really like the Z1000 and Er-6n and Aprilia Shiver. I have the taste of a Japanese teenager apparently.
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Quote from: jfurf on March 15, 2010, 05:44:40 PM
WANT.
But I also really like the Z1000 and Er-6n and Aprilia Shiver. I have the taste of a Japanese teenager apparently.
the ER-6n could be improved on looks greatly by changing the headlight unit
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Quote from: Rincewind on March 15, 2010, 05:02:52 AM
How many naked road bikes does Yamaha USA offer, not including dual-sports? Zero!
Maybe there is a reason for this... like perhaps Americans don't buy naked bikes.
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Re: FZ8 Full Specifications [gizmag.com]
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I always had hopes the 750cc class would come back. 600cc bikes are to little for some and 1000+ cc bikes are to much for others.
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March 16, 2010, 11:51:39 AM »
I'm confused why we need an 800cc FZ1.
It has the same frame and swingarm as the FZ1. I guess it's just slower?
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March 17, 2010, 08:51:22 AM »
Was hoping the FZ8 would be the answer for my next bike. Not to be since we are not even sure it will be coming here. Plus I just can't live with that tail pipe, even if I swapped it out.
Thus, just bought a new '09 FZ6 to replace the '04. Supersweet deal. Will hold me over until I really see the bike I want. Kind of like when I saw the FZ6 first come on to the market. Haven't had that feeling since when you weigh all factors: price, performance, fit, color, needs, and looks. Nothing else compares so I bought another
Anyone looking for a new ride? 2004 FZ6 on the market!
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Re: FZ8 Full Specifications [gizmag.com]
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Quote from: bucktownbilly on March 17, 2010, 08:51:22 AM
Was hoping the FZ8 would be the answer for my next bike. Not to be since we are not even sure it will be coming here. Plus I just can't live with that tail pipe, even if I swapped it out.
Thus, just bought a new '09 FZ6 to replace the '04. Supersweet deal. Will hold me over until I really see the bike I want. Kind of like when I saw the FZ6 first come on to the market. Haven't had that feeling since when you weigh all factors: price, performance, fit, color, needs, and looks. Nothing else compares so I bought another
Anyone looking for a new ride? 2004 FZ6 on the market!
My roommate is looking - how many miles? Asking price? etc. PM me
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Re: FZ8 Full Specifications [gizmag.com]
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April 02, 2010, 02:57:57 PM »
It's around the same weight as my SV, same fuel capacity, with 35 more ponies-very tempting.
I'd guess it gets around 42-45 miles/gallon.
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Re: FZ8 Full Specifications [gizmag.com]
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Quote from: nanbil on March 14, 2010, 09:10:14 AM
I do think that this means that we will see a new FZ1 with a crossplane crank in 2011.
I hope so, while I was out walking this weekend I heard an R1 with some pipes on it at a stoplight. It sounded great
An FZ-1 with that crank would be awesome, even if the performance was the same as the current one, it would be worth the change just for the exhaust note.
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