DM's Bikes
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mruehl34
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very nice bike.Drunkn Munky wrote:Scrubs up pretty well for a 21 year old bike
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alexwitham
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Nice stroker Tony. How does it compare to an NC30/35?
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ibby4585
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Very nice matey, love that colour scheme, its the best i reckon!!!mruehl34 wrote:very nice bike.Drunkn Munky wrote:Scrubs up pretty well for a 21 year old bike
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tanuki
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Bloody hell that looks fantastic mate!!!!!
BTW there is a guy selling a load of R6K SP parts on NSR world...
BTW there is a guy selling a load of R6K SP parts on NSR world...
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Drunkn Munky
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Cheers for the heads up billy but i can only find the post with the guy selling R4k SP parts 
ive already got some 21 SP forks lined up and just need a shock but i dont think the R4k SP shock has the adjustment as per R6k, could be wrong im still pretty new to NSR's.
Not a lot down low (but surprisingly more than i thought it'll have) but hit that magic spot and its off like a rampant rabbit, not much different to my 35 then
Handling wise its mega light but still awaiting fresh tyres before i push it too far. Set of BT090's from http://www.motorcycletyres.uk.com/products.php £145 dilivered!! that was for 110 front and 150 18" rear but other sizes were similar prices. Although i am still awaiting delivery on them but they've promised me there be here today
Edited: i take that back about motorcycletyres.uk.com . Just another dodgy company that takes your money and lies about sending the goods. steer clear, you have been warned!!!
ive already got some 21 SP forks lined up and just need a shock but i dont think the R4k SP shock has the adjustment as per R6k, could be wrong im still pretty new to NSR's.As you'd expectalexwitham wrote:Nice stroker Tony. How does it compare to an NC30/35?
Not a lot down low (but surprisingly more than i thought it'll have) but hit that magic spot and its off like a rampant rabbit, not much different to my 35 then Handling wise its mega light but still awaiting fresh tyres before i push it too far. Set of BT090's from http://www.motorcycletyres.uk.com/products.php £145 dilivered!! that was for 110 front and 150 18" rear but other sizes were similar prices. Although i am still awaiting delivery on them but they've promised me there be here today
Edited: i take that back about motorcycletyres.uk.com . Just another dodgy company that takes your money and lies about sending the goods. steer clear, you have been warned!!!
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micpec
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Tony, one trick MC18! Make me wonder that I may need to find an nice 2stroker one day... 
What is the history of this bike? I understand you came cross this one through Tanuki?
What is the history of this bike? I understand you came cross this one through Tanuki?
"Action without Philosophy is a lethal weapon; Philosophy without action is worthless"
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Drunkn Munky
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Yep thats right, belonged to a mate of his and has had hardly any use the past couple of years. For a 21 year old bike its in amazingly good condition, it could do with a few stainless bolts here and there and a few brackets powder coated but other than that she's sweet as a nut.
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micpec
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Keep this little baby nice and shiney (happy!) (I saw a few good used samples of NSR's (MC16 to MC28's) during my trips in Asia, but the MC18's weren't as nice as this one!)
(I saw a few good used samples of NSR's (MC16 to MC28's) during my trips in Asia, but the MC18's weren't as nice as this one!)"Action without Philosophy is a lethal weapon; Philosophy without action is worthless"
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tanuki
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Ah bugger sorry mate you are right.
Bikes looking great mate, the few times I rode it I couldn't believe how smooth it was compared to my 21 and that's with a fresh top end and crank bearings.
I guess the pipes, airbox mod and dry clutch make for a edgier ride.
I was sooooooooo tempted to keep it it rides so smooth.
Bikes looking great mate, the few times I rode it I couldn't believe how smooth it was compared to my 21 and that's with a fresh top end and crank bearings.
I guess the pipes, airbox mod and dry clutch make for a edgier ride.
I was sooooooooo tempted to keep it it rides so smooth.
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Munky please, please, please do few pics with all ur bikes on it. BTW I'luv ur ducati. Would come and take it off u :D