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We're both white, so not exactly racist... If, I said that to a black person and used it in a wrong content. That would be racist...I hope you realise you've posted a picture with a racist slogan?
"My soul is telling me yes, but my body... my body is telling me no""Its OK because he's black."![]()
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I think you should do some research about what that slogan means as clearly you don't understand it.
Genuinely had no idea MV Augusta were still going! I thought they disappeared decades ago, I've only ever seen old ones!
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That is utter porn.
It's also not a V4, but a 'Square 4' from the RG500 shoehorned into the RGV250 frame. One of the most distinctive sounding two stroke engines built, basically 4 x 125cc single cylinder MZ engines 'glued' together.
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Didn't know that, thanks. Do you know which bike/era those MZ engines are from? My mate has an MZ 125 SM, not as nippy as a DT or TM though... But 4 MZ engines combined together, are probably nuts. :p :D
Stop reading my posts selectively, go back and read my previous post...
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You remind me a bit of that feminist that went absolute berserker, when that guy replied to her something along the lines of "Hugh Magnus" and she jumped on him about sexual harassment.![]()
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I only saw F3 twice and F4RR once... they're really rare.
Didn't know that, thanks. Do you know which bike/era those MZ engines are from? My mate has an MZ 125 SM, not as nippy as a DT or TM though... But 4 MZ engines combined together, are probably nuts.![]()
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Didn't know that, thanks. Do you know which bike/era those MZ engines are from? My mate has an MZ 125 SM, not as nippy as a DT or TM though... But 4 MZ engines combined together, are probably nuts.![]()
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It’s a 124.4cc (54 x 54.4mm) single cylinder two-stroke, but I’m not using the standard Honda cylinder – this is a 2010-spec ‘kit’ cylinder and matching pipe from Belgian tuner Johan Luyten, who’s currently using his Honda tuning knowledge to help Brad Binder in the Moto3 world championship. In current configuration, it revs to 13,200rpm, makes around 45bhp and generates that shove on a tightrope-like powerband just 3000rpm wide. It’s intense, tricky to ride and a lot more aggressive than many people give it credit for. Plus, the fact that it weighs just 70kg part-fuelled means that it’s also a lot faster than most people think, too. All these factors combine to make a riding experience that’s just simply out of this world. Full throttle, sixth gear, tucked in, shut off slightly then barrel in; the RS’s lack of mass makes for corner entry and mid-corner velocities that are simply unthinkable on bigger bikes. After a race, my front slick looks more tattered than a superbike’s rear. Every lap is a rush of revs, razor-sharp steering, last minute braking and constant body position shifting as I try to maintain every shred of momentum. It doesn’t matter where I’m riding it or for what reason, whether it’s testing, racing or just a trackday, it leaves me trembling for hours afterwards. I’ve been lucky enough to ride a lot of bikes, but nothing, nothing, compares to this.