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Nice shame its a slow yellow one cans look great

i dont think its that slow i had many bikes this is by far the best so much fun wheelies all the time i had 155 out of it with still more to go it only has full stainless viper exhausts and stage 2 dyno kit

Hello and welcome
Yellow really oh god why why why couldn't you find a black one lol
I do like them firestorms even in yellow but blue them are so slow
Bsm has had his blue one over a year and I bet it's still trying to do 10 mph
And kevs has only made it ten feet before the carbon fell off to get away from the paint job

hi nice looking storm.... a can of blue spray paint can fix your problem tho

Welcome to the madhouse. Where in the world are you?

Have Fun

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stage 2 dyno jet kit

Yellow is the best colour dont listen to them they only say they dont like the colour due to they couldnt find a yellow 1 at the time when they bought a storm
so they are jealous that they arent in the IN crowd
welcome aboard and nice bike if ever in aussie land chuck us an email same goes to all members
im just glad all you guys and gals drive on the right side of the road

hi guys thanks for the welcome im form exmouth which is in devon the sunny southwest

Hello Dabsy, welcome to the forum mate. As you have found out already there is a certain amount of conflict between owners over the merits of varying colours as a tuning aid for speed. Fear not my friend these poor misguided individuals are secured in a special unit. One is located in the midlands and the other in Kent. The inmates aren't allowed anything sharper than a sponge and because they are tethered they type with their foreheads.
I myself have recently discovered the beauty of yellow bikes, and whilst I own a Blue Storm, I can fully understand & appreciate the aesthetic pleasure such a shade can give.
I see you are from that fine county of Devon, I have relatives in Shaldon. Another fine country is Scotland which over the years has produced some very noble & kind individuals, some of whom have been displaced to the midlands (come on Al do I still have to paint the bike pink?).
Anyway as I was saying, welcome Dabsy. We're not mad honest!

liking the bike,and the finishing touches are great(everyones bike is individual to themselves and it shows)theres some really great people on here,enjoy

Kev L wrote:Hello Dabsy, welcome to the forum mate. As you have found out already there is a certain amount of conflict between owners over the merits of varying colours as a tuning aid for speed. Fear not my friend these poor misguided individuals are secured in a special unit. One is located in the midlands and the other in Kent. The inmates aren't allowed anything sharper than a sponge and because they are tethered they type with their foreheads.
I myself have recently discovered the beauty of yellow bikes, and whilst I own a Blue Storm, I can fully understand & appreciate the aesthetic pleasure such a shade can give.
I see you are from that fine county of Devon, I have relatives in Shaldon. Another fine country is Scotland which over the years has produced some very noble & kind individuals, some of whom have been displaced to the midlands (come on Al do I still have to paint the bike pink?).
Anyway as I was saying, welcome Dabsy. We're not mad honest!

You Grovelling Bastid! I doubt very much that is enough grovelling however for the biggest insult a man can do. I mean it's bad enough that you mistake him for English but a Brumie as well! Pinks not good enough for you Kev. You should be forced to ride a pink bike through Glasgow on a friday night after an old firm match, naked except for a pair of union jack boxers on your head.

Oh & hello Dabsy, did you miss the welcome in page?

Mac


Sent from a normal PC keyboard using my forehead to type. (have to admit that bit was funny Kev.)

Like the flame effect, very nice

MacV2 wrote:

Kev L wrote:Hello Dabsy, welcome to the forum mate. As you have found out already there is a certain amount of conflict between owners over the merits of varying colours as a tuning aid for speed. Fear not my friend these poor misguided individuals are secured in a special unit. One is located in the midlands and the other in Kent. The inmates aren't allowed anything sharper than a sponge and because they are tethered they type with their foreheads.
I myself have recently discovered the beauty of yellow bikes, and whilst I own a Blue Storm, I can fully understand & appreciate the aesthetic pleasure such a shade can give.
I see you are from that fine county of Devon, I have relatives in Shaldon. Another fine country is Scotland which over the years has produced some very noble & kind individuals, some of whom have been displaced to the midlands (come on Al do I still have to paint the bike pink?).
Anyway as I was saying, welcome Dabsy. We're not mad honest!

You Grovelling Bastid! I doubt very much that is enough grovelling however for the biggest insult a man can do. I mean it's bad enough that you mistake him for English but a Brumie as well! Pinks not good enough for you Kev. You should be forced to ride a pink bike through Glasgow on a friday night after an old firm match, naked except for a pair of union jack boxers on your head.

Oh & hello Dabsy, did you miss the welcome in page?

Mac


Sent from a normal PC keyboard using my forehead to type. (have to admit that bit was funny Kev.)

nice looking storm mate for a yellow one that is