Cars or Motorbikes which is your Thrill?

animalia6957 wrote:
on my xbox I play forza a lot lol and I mostly tune to drift.
but in life I ride bikes

this is my bike


and this is my dream bike

While I do like the Yamaha r125, and they are a nice bike if you've never ridden before, but they just don't have enough pull.

As for the hayabusa if you are only riding 125 you still got a lot to learn. But it will be fun while you get there. :D

emmcee1 wrote:

am4692 wrote:

emmcee1 wrote:

am4692 wrote:

pantuflin007 wrote:

Jay_Wayne_2 wrote:

pantuflin007 wrote:

am4692 wrote:
Other then my magna which I use to get around ( nice and cheap in fule ) I have a project car which is a Nissan bluebird venture with a ca18det t25 turbo and front mount. Only have some wiring and paint and panel to do till it's done, as I do it all myself it's hard sometimes to find the time.
But this is my baby as I'm at work this is just a pic to show you.
http://www.scenicreflections.com/files/Husqvarna_TE-510_2007_01_1024x768.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/11YoYbA.jpg

Wow you drive a sport bike too? Looks nice.

I'm glad you like it. It's only middleweight. I love the really big ones but they are too heavy for me. :P

Great bike pantu, if you can't handle the weight of the bigger bikes the 600 is the best way to go. The only difference between the 600 and the 1000 acceleration wise is the 1000 had a faster top end, but off the lights and to maybe 200kmh the acceleration is the same. :D

After I buy my first house at the end off this year I want to save up to get a gsxr1300. This is my absolute dream bike. :-)

You mean a hyabusa? They've made a turbo version to. But my dream bike, a casey stoner replica Honda r1

Yer bro, hayabusa all the way. I've also thought about getting a gsxr1000 as they are a little cheaper, but I would just regret not going all the way.

The Honda is also a nice way to go, they look brilliant.

I like gsxr's but I just don't like how the rear fairing in the hyabusa is curved down, not my liking. I'd prefer anything from a 650-1000 the smaller the better for me as I prefer to hammer them as quick as possible through corners more so than straight line, hyabusa a tad too heavy for a good twisty circuit or road.

Yer I know what you mean the 600 are, how she'll we say very nimble and are made for the hills.