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djt77
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Tirefriar
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| Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2016 2:34 am Post subject: |
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Well done! Now, if you care to post some pics....
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adavanvin
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| Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2016 10:11 am Post subject: |
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Many thanks 
Very happy!
Will post photos!
Would be happy once to ride together with Bimota's fans )))) |
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vort28
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| Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2016 10:39 am Post subject: |
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You will be VERY pleased with it They are a great bike to ride.
They take a bit of time to setup and a few rides to recalibrate your brain but after that it will really start to impress .
Only thing I will say is keep your eye on the speedo. You will find yourself going far faster than you should on public roads. |
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Falcolion
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Location: Brookyn, NY
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| Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2016 6:12 am Post subject: |
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Oh...I do draw the line at the Trumpet grabbing more attention though than the DB5R....its only coz around 3/4's of bikers arent familiar with Bimotas and dont want to show their ignorance that any chat may have been had about a trumpet instead......  |
very true
when I rode my DB10 in Moscow and I was at traffic lights one guy on the cross came to me and said "good bike. nice sound. chinese?" |
Moscow!? What were you doing in Moscow? Do you live there?
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Tirefriar
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| Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2016 6:51 am Post subject: |
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| Falcolion wrote: |
| adavanvin wrote: |
| 2bims wrote: |
| Oh...I do draw the line at the Trumpet grabbing more attention though than the DB5R....its only coz around 3/4's of bikers arent familiar with Bimotas and dont want to show their ignorance that any chat may have been had about a trumpet instead...... |
very true
when I rode my DB10 in Moscow and I was at traffic lights one guy on the cross came to me and said "good bike. nice sound. chinese?" |
Moscow!? What were you doing in Moscow? Do you live there? |
It takes a lot of balls to ride in Moscow. I'd probably never ride a bike in Moscow even if you paid me to do so, well I guess that would depend on the amount  Intersections size of a football field, drunk drivers, cars with mechanical issues such as no brakes, and just too many sharing the road who don't give a shit!
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adavanvin
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2016 9:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Tirefriar wrote: |
| Falcolion wrote: |
| adavanvin wrote: |
| 2bims wrote: |
| Oh...I do draw the line at the Trumpet grabbing more attention though than the DB5R....its only coz around 3/4's of bikers arent familiar with Bimotas and dont want to show their ignorance that any chat may have been had about a trumpet instead...... |
very true
when I rode my DB10 in Moscow and I was at traffic lights one guy on the cross came to me and said "good bike. nice sound. chinese?" |
Moscow!? What were you doing in Moscow? Do you live there? |
It takes a lot of balls to ride in Moscow. I'd probably never ride a bike in Moscow even if you paid me to do so, well I guess that would depend on the amount Intersections size of a football field, drunk drivers, cars with mechanical issues such as no brakes, and just too many sharing the road who don't give a shit! |
I lived there ))) With my DB10.
Was really fun to ride there.
In April I moved to Luxembourg and here it's not so intense and interesting ))) But, it's true, much safer
Moscow roads are quite unpredictable I would say )))
But since two years there is no (almost ))) drunk drivers due to the extreme punishment |
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Tirefriar
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Ha, ha I lived there too, left in 2006. Miss the damn place, but still would be hard pressed to ride out there. Maybe in the early hours of the weekends during summer days when the traffic is at a minimum....
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adavanvin
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2016 5:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Tirefriar wrote: |
| Ha, ha I lived there too, left in 2006. Miss the damn place, but still would be hard pressed to ride out there. Maybe in the early hours of the weekends during summer days when the traffic is at a minimum.... |
wow
cool ))) very nice to meet the person from Motherland )))
it's true - in the morning traffic usually much easier better and interesting.
And very much true that it's nice damn place
take care
let's keep in touch |
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