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Nah... Looks too much like the GS, that one. The narration was funny, though. |
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Yeah it does look a little like a GS ![]() I had a good time writing the narration for that video. I was cracking myself up. I guess I just like to make fun of those guys who are fanatically loyal to a certain brand of bike. It's all about having a good time, and that can be done on any type of bike. Also BMW can go a little overboard with it's advertising campaigns. I just wanted to see if I could out do them. |
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Turbo!
To much power is still not enough, saw this GS a few weeks ago:
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Hmmmmm... you might have something there Ali...
Although technically I'd say this one is still the most powerful enduro bike?: YouTube - Yamaha R1 offroad YouTube - Yamaha R1 offroad xxx
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Let there be no mistake...
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Damn, that was one piece of hefty CBX! I agree! This one is the most powerful! |
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"Great picture. How many cc's?"
about 5000! unless the bike sandard size and there just really small.... |
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Just for your future information, Ted Simons bike was a unit construction 500cc bike ( actually 490cc), I had one back in 1961 and they were great bikes.
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