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Higher rev limit, more horses the best optimisation of I4 & V2.
Low down V2 like grunt and high I4 rev limit, broadest spread of smooth power. And not so vibey :biggrin
Probably best cofiguration for a race motor, ask Mr. Honda and Mr. Ducati
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sounds damn good to me, now i cant wait:woohoo
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:eatcorn ... Most bikes out there today don't really excite me ... with possible exception of Duc1098, however, I can't wait to see this baby ... possibly my next ride (time to start saving my $$$) ....:eatcorn
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:confused really :roll What a bummer :eatcorn
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spoonz
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What are you guys planning on doing when you replace your current bike?
With the RSV ceasing at the end of 2008 will you consider the 1200 shiver derivative that replaces it or the V4 or jump ship to duke,KTM etc ?
Me personally i bought an RSV because it was a twin as much as anything else. The V4 could be superb bike but i don't want a 4.
With the RSV ceasing at the end of 2008 will you consider the 1200 shiver derivative that replaces it or the V4 or jump ship to duke,KTM etc ?
Me personally i bought an RSV because it was a twin as much as anything else. The V4 could be superb bike but i don't want a 4.
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carbon kid
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neither do I, its gotta be a v2 (why are all new bikes japaneesy these days?)
cheers
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LEGS
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Not sure yet spoonz, i'll be keeping my 02 RSV Mille R for a while yet it's just too good to replace. The only bike that i've seen that has impressed me that i could be tempted with is the KTM RC8. I'll be looking more closely next year at what bikes Aprilia have, V4 included if the price is acceptable
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