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  • February 16, 2008 at 7:23 pm #13118
    prezzo
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    Picked her up today about 1 Oclock.. [:)][:)]

    Braved the cold 4 Degs C at best, done about about 4 hours of potting about and showing her off to the lads ………..as you do……. On a total buzz cant wait to get the 600 miles on her. Feels like ive got a remote control car for Christmas and forgot to buy battries
    Still just got to wait [V][V][V]

    Too dark so ill post some pics Tomorrow , those reflectors have to go and the cans are shameful Paddle has to be the first mod so ill make my own S/Steel tail tidy to replace it.

    February 16, 2008 at 7:33 pm #54808
    HippoDrones
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    looking forward to the phots :)

    February 16, 2008 at 9:37 pm #54809
    Radar
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    Congrats Prezzo, looking forward to seeing the pictures. Are you and Digger coming out on May 11th?

    February 17, 2008 at 10:48 am #54810
    Digger
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    The bike is suprisingly nimble for its bulk,Paul kindly let me loose on it for an hour and the feed back from the bike was that its not at all intimidating or heavy,its somthing you try once in a life time,although while I was on the bike a farmer stopped me and asked if I would pull his tractor out of a muddy field,of course I obliged and did the job effortless.The farmer thanked me and said if I needed any part time work in the spring ploughing fields then I was more than welcome but I explained that it was not my bike and I was already working.

    February 17, 2008 at 11:46 pm #54811
    prezzo
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    quote:

    Originally posted by Radar

    Congrats Prezzo, looking forward to seeing the pictures. Are you and Digger coming out on May 11th?

    Dont see why not..

    February 19, 2008 at 8:45 pm #54812
    Radar
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    quote:

    Originally posted by Digger

    The bike is suprisingly nimble for its bulk,Paul kindly let me loose on it for an hour and the feed back from the bike was that its not at all intimidating or heavy,its somthing you try once in a life time,although while I was on the bike a farmer stopped me and asked if I would pull his tractor out of a muddy field,of course I obliged and did the job effortless.The farmer thanked me and said if I needed any part time work in the spring ploughing fields then I was more than welcome but I explained that it was not my bike and I was already working.

    LOL Digger, would you post this in the Jap Stuff section too!

    Pictures of the worlds fasted tractor can now be found here…

    https://bikemeet.net/forums/topic/prezzos-new-busa/

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