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rpmboy · 12-07-2008, 06:15 PM

thunderace- nice name & gd looking bike u hav. kudos!!!

insaneroller · 12-08-2008, 10:21 AM

Hope to see you for the rides soon buddy but with your new acquisition

Do let us know what you planning on. As per your indication, if you do get that killer bike, we would be in for some straight line bursts

MavericK46 · 12-08-2008, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by insaneroller

Hope to see you for the rides soon buddy but with your new acquisition

Do let us know what you planning on. As per your indication, if you do get that killer bike, we would be in for some straight line bursts

Err..
Which bike has Manson decided on..?
And where has he quoted the same..?

manson · 12-09-2008, 06:33 PM

Its been a rather bumpy ride for me the last few days. Nothing concrete come my way just yet, and i can only hope I do not take as long as i did for my Thunderace.
Tojo, the hunt is on, and I'd prefer a red one that could go well with my gear!

manson · 01-16-2009, 01:11 AM

Its been two whole years since I had brought the Thunderace home, and I realised that only a few minutes ago. The evening of 15-01-2007 was a big one.
As luck would have it though, Rahul and I caught up a couple of hours back at Reclamation, and a a couple of other friends came around too.
There it stood below the street lamp, and it looked as good as it always did. Rahul has taken super care of it, and I could not resist a spin. Rahul obliged.
So the Ace and I went around for a reclamation spin, and I felt I was back home. From moment I sat on the bike, for the first few moments it felt like sitting IN a bike compared the the Fireblade, felt different too. Less than a minute, couple of bumps, empty stretch, the nice long reclamation curve and I literally took off, I was reunited for those few minutes.
Came back down the flyover, and I just had to take it for another spin. It was just awesome, and maybe in a couple of days I may just find better words to put down the reuniting experience.

manson.

BANDHAV · 01-16-2009, 08:51 AM

You might find a better set of words to descibe your feeling but even in this post every single word is exhibiting your emotional attachment with ACE.

12-07-2008, 06:15 PM	#41 (permalink)
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12-08-2008, 10:21 AM	#42 (permalink)
insaneroller Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Mumbai Posts: 314	Hope to see you for the rides soon buddy but with your new acquisition Do let us know what you planning on. As per your indication, if you do get that killer bike, we would be in for some straight line bursts __________________ BMW X5 CIVIC KAWASAKI ZZR - 1400cc - MONSTER KAWASAKI ZX12R 1997 SUZUKI GUN 1984 RD TWIN STOCKISH 1984 RD TWIN MODIFIED 1942 TRIUMPH CLASSIC 350

12-09-2008, 06:33 PM	#44 (permalink)
manson gixxer thrasher Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bombay, India. Posts: 213	Its been a rather bumpy ride for me the last few days. Nothing concrete come my way just yet, and i can only hope I do not take as long as i did for my Thunderace. Tojo, the hunt is on, and I'd prefer a red one that could go well with my gear! __________________ CBR 954 RR Yoshimura TRS - Ohlins - Power Commander - EBC - Stomp Grip - Sportech - Shock Racing - Harris - Motografix

01-16-2009, 01:11 AM	#45 (permalink)
manson gixxer thrasher Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Bombay, India. Posts: 213	Its been two whole years since I had brought the Thunderace home, and I realised that only a few minutes ago. The evening of 15-01-2007 was a big one. As luck would have it though, Rahul and I caught up a couple of hours back at Reclamation, and a a couple of other friends came around too. There it stood below the street lamp, and it looked as good as it always did. Rahul has taken super care of it, and I could not resist a spin. Rahul obliged. So the Ace and I went around for a reclamation spin, and I felt I was back home. From moment I sat on the bike, for the first few moments it felt like sitting IN a bike compared the the Fireblade, felt different too. Less than a minute, couple of bumps, empty stretch, the nice long reclamation curve and I literally took off, I was reunited for those few minutes. Came back down the flyover, and I just had to take it for another spin. It was just awesome, and maybe in a couple of days I may just find better words to put down the reuniting experience. manson. __________________ CBR 954 RR Yoshimura TRS - Ohlins - Power Commander - EBC - Stomp Grip - Sportech - Shock Racing - Harris - Motografix

01-16-2009, 08:51 AM	#46 (permalink)
BANDHAV The Master of His Universe Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ghaziabad Posts: 1,644	You might find a better set of words to descibe your feeling but even in this post every single word is exhibiting your emotional attachment with ACE. __________________ Yes, i blog too..

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