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  • #166
    Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

    Well.. I am happy that your 'One' again starts rolling.. now please share some more pics and videos of your goddess ASAP...
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    • #167
      Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

      Originally posted by rocker View Post
      Was that a big hole in the pocket Sid?

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      Luckily got a decent second hand piece which had been hardly used, so not as bad as i thought

      Originally posted by Aniruddha Shinde View Post
      Well.. I am happy that your 'One' again starts rolling.. now please share some more pics and videos of your goddess ASAP...
      Absolutely, and am also saving up for my second superbike a 2001 ZX12R, so maybe more pics when I pick it up

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      Originally posted by rocker View Post
      Was that a big hole in the pocket Sid?

      Sent from my Lenovo P780_ROW using xBhp Connect mobile app
      Luckily got a decent second hand piece which had been hardly used, so not as bad as i thought

      Originally posted by Aniruddha Shinde View Post
      Well.. I am happy that your 'One' again starts rolling.. now please share some more pics and videos of your goddess ASAP...
      Absolutely, and am also saving up for my second superbike a 2001 ZX12R, so maybe more pics when I pick it up
      Behind every great rider is an even better pit crew. Mine is http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaulso...57871924291255
      And every great rider also needs to relax and hang out somewhere. I do that at http://www.facebook.com/2wheelengine


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      • #168
        Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

        Originally posted by sandman_Sd View Post
        Absolutely, and am also saving up for my second superbike a 2001 ZX12R, so maybe more pics when I pick it up
        Whoa,,,,
        here I am dying & dreaming of owning one, you're up for another one... Man!!
        So, you startin' a new thread or what?
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        • #169
          Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

          Zx12r is one of my favourite bikes. Congrats in advance bro.
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          • #170
            Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

            Originally posted by sandman_Sd View Post
            Luckily got a decent second hand piece which had been hardly used, so not as bad as i thought



            Absolutely, and am also saving up for my second superbike a 2001 ZX12R, so maybe more pics when I pick it up

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            Luckily got a decent second hand piece which had been hardly used, so not as bad as i thought



            Absolutely, and am also saving up for my second superbike a 2001 ZX12R, so maybe more pics when I pick it up
            Ohhhhh man, I hope to get big salary raises like you as well.

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            • #171
              Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

              Originally posted by sandman_Sd View Post
              Absolutely, and am also saving up for my second superbike a 2001 ZX12R, so maybe more pics when I pick it up
              A 2001 Zx12R????
              Man that bike is a monster. Congrats in advance.


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              • #172
                Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                Thanks to God you found a good way out of it
                But I must admit that you are one good person who has been religiously updating the thread unlike most of the other SBK owners. May God bless you with more "space & speed" ...... Cheers
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                • #173
                  Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                  Originally posted by chaosaddict View Post
                  Whoa,,,,
                  here I am dying & dreaming of owning one, you're up for another one... Man!!
                  So, you startin' a new thread or what?
                  Originally posted by BLACKRiVAL View Post
                  Zx12r is one of my favourite bikes. Congrats in advance bro.
                  Its still a couple of months away, its needs a few parts and a lot of work before she is truly road worthy, plus the seller may change his mind when its all done up so we will see But being 6'2" there are only few bikes left that dont look like toys in my hands, so it is either this or hunt for an old Busa, 2001 or previous, the unrestricted badasses

                  Originally posted by rocker View Post
                  Ohhhhh man, I hope to get big salary raises like you as well.

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                  Well no big raises, more a result of living like a miser, subsituting KFC Burgers for 40 buck burgers from local joints...and other stuff

                  Originally posted by Soul_Hunter View Post
                  A 2001 Zx12R????
                  Man that bike is a monster. Congrats in advance.

                  Cheers
                  AP
                  Well thanks for the wishes, but it is too way in advance

                  Originally posted by xpranav View Post
                  Thanks to God you found a good way out of it
                  But I must admit that you are one good person who has been religiously updating the thread unlike most of the other SBK owners. May God bless you with more "space & speed" ...... Cheers
                  Thanks a ton for the wishes and all of your feedback and views makes me want to continue living the biker lifestyle despite the whole world asking why you dont own a car as yet
                  Behind every great rider is an even better pit crew. Mine is http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaulso...57871924291255
                  And every great rider also needs to relax and hang out somewhere. I do that at http://www.facebook.com/2wheelengine


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                  • #174
                    Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                    A few more pics from a few weeks back, before anyone says anything bout the absence of my helmet, this shoot happened in an empty parking lot, and I always,...let me repeat that again, always advice the use of helmet when riding

                    The second last pic is of me riding my friend's BUSA....Oh! I forgot to mention my new race suit, SIDI boots, and LS2 helmet I have acquired, in addition to the riding gear i already have. My fav pic is the second one, I mean riding an R1 always puts a smile on my face. All pics including the previous good ones, are all courtesy of my friend/ fellow supersonic rider (last pic)

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                    Last edited by sandman_Sd; 02-23-2014, 05:27 PM. Reason: Incomplete post
                    Behind every great rider is an even better pit crew. Mine is http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaulso...57871924291255
                    And every great rider also needs to relax and hang out somewhere. I do that at http://www.facebook.com/2wheelengine


                    .....Live Life as such that your tombstone does not read "He Died" but instead reads "He Lived"

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                    • #175
                      Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                      Nice pics mate, she's indeed beautiful. There isn't one reason why she wouldn't be bringing a smile on your face !
                      It's a lot like nuts and bolts - if the rider's nuts, the ride - bolts!

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                      • #176
                        Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                        Well here is the video of this week's ride, thought you guys would appreciate the RSV4 factory more than the pics of my bike which overflood this thread

                        Also keeping company were 2 blades and a Harley. The poor RSV4 has been stuck in a garage for 3 months due to Aprilia's poor service so it was good to see it back in action after a long time.

                        My fav part of the video is somewhere around the 21-24 minute mark when a Merc decides to give me way only to find out that I would play chicken with a cow....Narrow miss there
                        Behind every great rider is an even better pit crew. Mine is http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaulso...57871924291255
                        And every great rider also needs to relax and hang out somewhere. I do that at http://www.facebook.com/2wheelengine


                        .....Live Life as such that your tombstone does not read "He Died" but instead reads "He Lived"

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                        • #177
                          Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                          Where in Gurgaon do you stay? I think i saw your bike in phase 3 near Moulsari
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                          • #178
                            Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                            Originally posted by The Monk View Post
                            Where in Gurgaon do you stay? I think i saw your bike in phase 3 near Moulsari
                            I stay in Delhi, but do drive to work everyday to GGN on the bike
                            Behind every great rider is an even better pit crew. Mine is http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaulso...57871924291255
                            And every great rider also needs to relax and hang out somewhere. I do that at http://www.facebook.com/2wheelengine


                            .....Live Life as such that your tombstone does not read "He Died" but instead reads "He Lived"

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                            • #179
                              Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                              Hi, I have heard that little older R1 s have lot of mechanical issues.. it seems every now and then something or the other goes bad.. now I asked this question to one of the superbike mechanic in Bangalore that if I have to go for a used superbike, which one would be better. He advised me not to go for R1 as he recieves lot of complaints from R1 owners every now and then. He suggested me to go for Honda Fireblade instead as it does not give snu mechanical trouble even if its little older bike. Now I would like to know from R1 owners about its maintenence issues if any, or if this bike becomes little old does it give any mechanical problems. An honest review would be very helpful to me, as this ll help me in planning which bike I should invest in if I have to pick up a used one. I personally like R1 the most.

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                              • #180
                                Re: My pre-worshipped goddess - Yamaha R1

                                Originally posted by vivekdev View Post
                                Hi, I have heard that little older R1 s have lot of mechanical issues.. it seems every now and then something or the other goes bad.. now I asked this question to one of the superbike mechanic in Bangalore that if I have to go for a used superbike, which one would be better. He advised me not to go for R1 as he recieves lot of complaints from R1 owners every now and then. He suggested me to go for Honda Fireblade instead as it does not give snu mechanical trouble even if its little older bike. Now I would like to know from R1 owners about its maintenence issues if any, or if this bike becomes little old does it give any mechanical problems. An honest review would be very helpful to me, as this ll help me in planning which bike I should invest in if I have to pick up a used one. I personally like R1 the most.
                                Your mechanic is absolutely right R1's are always high maintenance bikes, most of the older ones are in worse shape as well. In all of Delhi i only know of 3 which are worth buying and one of them is mine, and even mine has been through a crash and rebuilt completely to new (you can refer to previous post). And its already time for me to spend close to a lakh again in getting the head opened since it has crossed nearly 20,000 kms

                                So I will give you the same advice I gave one of my friends and fellow riders when he was looking for a bike (By the way he loves R1s too) buy a Honda and live peacefully. He is now the proud owner of a 2006 Honda SBK which is an amazing ride
                                Behind every great rider is an even better pit crew. Mine is http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaulso...57871924291255
                                And every great rider also needs to relax and hang out somewhere. I do that at http://www.facebook.com/2wheelengine


                                .....Live Life as such that your tombstone does not read "He Died" but instead reads "He Lived"

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