Hi all,
Just got my hands on a 99 vrt1000. Havent been riding for a few years so keen to get stuck back in. My last bike was a gsxr600. Bit of a step up but im sure it willbe all good
Hello from New Zealand
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countrymick
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Re: Hello from New Zealand
welcome.another kiwi into the mad house 
Re: Hello from New Zealand
Welcome from across the ditch 
One thing is for sure, you are going to enjoy this bike
One thing is for sure, you are going to enjoy this bike
3 out of 5 people are not the other 2.
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Saintsman27
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Re: Hello from New Zealand
Greetings from the UK amd you are most welcome I suppose your
colour of motorcycle is Black ... " All Black " being from your native land Har .
colour of motorcycle is Black ... " All Black " being from your native land Har .
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lloydie
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Re: Hello from New Zealand
Hello and welcome..
We now have a few members in nz
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We now have a few members in nz
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agentpineapple
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Re: Hello from New Zealand
welcome to the forum buddy, a gsxr600 is similar in out right power to a vtr, but a vtr has more torque, completely different power delivery. have fun dude....
HEY YOU GUYS!!!!!!
Re: Hello from New Zealand
Welcome aboard
You won't need to rev the VTR like the GSXR600, make use of the torque
Chris.
You won't need to rev the VTR like the GSXR600, make use of the torque
Chris.
Re: Hello from New Zealand
Including the one and only Jamie.We now have a few members in nz
Welcome to the forum
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Re: Hello from New Zealand
Hi
What part of the country are you in?
What part of the country are you in?
