Apart from the front fairing that pic makes it look very similar to the Triumph Sprint ST - you looked at those? Heard good things about them....
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Apart from the front fairing that pic makes it look very similar to the Triumph Sprint ST - you looked at those? Heard good things about them....
lol ok then seems as though once again my taste in somehing is wrong lolI really like the angular futuristic look of it ! to be fair though that pic does make it look a lot more angular than it actually is. a couple of other pics
Nope not just you, I've always liked 'em, including the aesthetics. A bloke used to park one outside our office and used to rave about it. And what's not to like- RSV engine, single sided swinger, lighter than the VFR with a lot more torque. Very exclusive too, although I wouldn't like to see the price of a replacement fairing panel....
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yes lots 44K miles and 5 years. best bike ever. great for a day on the motorway or a day in the twistys....
if your really serious get your self over to aprillia forums AF1.the best forums for information and help for this bike and many aprilia's
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I think what I don't like is that it looks very practical but space age. The seat looks comfy, the mirrors look like you could see more road then elbow and the fairing would cut out so much air it would feel like you're driving a convertable. But it has these horrible total recall angles and such a fat body and the mirros are just out there in the middle of no where looking all angular. Its like doing it with a fat bird, nice to ride but wouldn't want your mates to see you on it 
yes lots 44K miles and 5 years. best bike ever. great for a day on the motorway or a day in the twistys....
the best forums for information and help for this bike and many aprilia's
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yes lots 44K miles and 5 years. best bike ever. great for a day on the motorway or a day in the twistys....
the best forums for information and help for this bike and many aprilia's
bullit
sweet mate, seen one advertised for about £3500 the same as in my first pic with less than 5k miles on i and really has taken my fancy, ill take a look at those forums though at some point, the only downside for me at the minute is the insurance which is about £500 for the futura whereas my VFr was only £160, however could definitely be a bike I get when my insurance reaches the 1 year no claims stage next july !
Got a new set of levers yesterday, feel SO much better than my standard ones, have been able to place them much more comfortably than what the standard ones, and most after market ones offer .
Had to cut the switch for the clutch safey thing as it wouldn't pully depress when I had the clutch pulled in, but besides that, they're great.
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Had to cut the switch for the clutch safey thing as it wouldn't pully depress when I had the clutch pulled in, but besides that, they're great.
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I really like them, especially the position of the rear shock. I really like the MT-03 because of the shock position too.
This is taken after my very first off... The bike slid for about 100m... Result of roundabout surfing and pushing luck
My bike stopped where its stood up and thats my mates bike infront... hhis bike and himself were stood there as my bike was rocketing towards them lol.
I'm stood around smoking with broken ribs and a snapped collar bone laughing about the insane off and my mate is in shock! lol
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edit: im the muppet with the mohawc
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I've had one and broke my wrist that'll do for me no more thank you.
I just don't use it enough, like 3 or 4 times a year and am getting more scared every time I use it (Think that may be getting old lol). The bikes only just gone over 3000 miles but no matter what I do to it, I just don't have that bug any more.
I'm going to put the money into a decent car as I use that every day.
I'm going to put the money into a decent car as I use that every day.
Here's mine, just took photos as its going on the bay soon
that looks lovely... shame it's going on ebay
. problem is the TLR for all those monster looks is a old bike now that just cant compete with the modern kit about, it would struggle against any new 600 in every way.
here is my old one
TLR wins the prize for the most cheesey slogan down side 'v-twin superbike'
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Oh a lightened and modded one can do very well on track with a good rider! I should know ive had my best run on track against a TLR he had upgraded all suspension but would not tell me what engine work was done! think he was abit gutted a 750 got past him 
Do love the TLR's though, would get one if they were going for a grand lol.
he had upgraded all suspension but would not tell me what engine work was done! think he was abit gutted a 750 got past him Do love the TLR's though, would get one if they were going for a grand lol.