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Honda CB1000:
... belly pan. Bear in mind tho, that at that speed it was not at all comfertable, even with the small fly screen diverting more wind than it looks capable of. At 90mph, its comfy enough....but not as draught free as its brother the cbr obviously.
I have owned a CBR and a Firestorm , ( among other machines) and i have found the big1 by far the easyest to service , with no plastics to contend with you can save your... Read the full review: The Honda Big one cb1000 - bit of a bully, but a superb ride ! by bighondaUK |
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Kawasaki GPZ500S ... away, and would definately out-do any high performance car up to 80 - 90 mph easily. Braking is fairly good, I have the single front and single rear disk model, and providing you dont sit up the arse of cars all the time, braking will never be a problem! Keep the pads in good nick on the front and you will never end up climbing into someones boot. Economy: This bike, if thrashed everywhere, will produce little more than 45 - 50 mpg. but that is if you really do cain it around all the time (2nd gear upto 60 mph all the time, for instance). However if like me you commute at 70 mph up the motorway all the time, and accelerate up to that speed in a sedate manor, you ... Read the full review: Kawasaki GPZ 500 - what a cracker of a bike! by Matt Neal |
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Aprilia RS125 ... derestricted version and there is a hidden powerband at about 10,000 revs. This bike begs to ridden fast. You could seriously do some damage with it. It feels so stable at high speed. The Brakes are brilliant. The size of the front radial disk brake is amazing. The brakes stop you within metres. Brilliant. However, I have only had it a few months and already its playing up. The clutch is weak sometimes dies when you pull off the line. Mine needs to go back to the garage as i cannot pull off the line with anything under 7,000 revs. stupid. Another thing is the desirability for theft. I keep mine in a garage with an industral sized lock and an alarm in the garage. Everyti... Read the full review: Aprilia RS 125 2006/2007 by Damon Offer |
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Cagiva Planet ... maintained well and derestricted. 100mph and quick to accelerate when gears are used correctly, which are well spaced. Ultimate around town learner legal only direct competitor is the Aprilia Tuono (ugly headlight section!). Mito and RS125 are not much quicker and they are slower than they appear so they are the laughing stock of riders who have passed their full license. This baby doesnt pretend to be what its not. I get more nods from mature riders than I did when I had my Mito. Take care of it and you will be rewarded. Oh, by the way, the CBR125r has awful first to second gear ratio and is so wafer thin its embarrassing, a decent Aprilia RS costs a mint to... Read the full review: Best all round 125cc bike available (when derestricted) by John Maple |
