HONDA 954RR-----RUFF RYDER
03-08-2004, 04:01 PM
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HONDA 954RR-----RUFF RYDER
Honda CBR 954's are the sheez..........for the price and honda's reliability, you can't go wrong.
http://www.954rr.com
http://www.954rr.com
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Re: HONDA 954RR-----RUFF RYDER (turbosean)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbosean »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Honda CBR 954's are the sheez..........for the price and honda's reliability, you can't go wrong.
http://www.954rr.com</TD></TR></TABLE>
....and???
http://www.954rr.com</TD></TR></TABLE>
....and???
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Re: HONDA 954RR-----RUFF RYDER (turbosean)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbosean »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Honda CBR 954's are the sheez..........for the price and honda's reliability, you can't go wrong.
http://www.954rr.com</TD></TR></TABLE>
American HUFFY 18speeds are the sheez..........for the price and HUFFYs reliability, you can't go wrong.
http://www.huffysRbetter.com
ps - this post is retarded
http://www.954rr.com</TD></TR></TABLE>
American HUFFY 18speeds are the sheez..........for the price and HUFFYs reliability, you can't go wrong.
http://www.huffysRbetter.com
ps - this post is retarded
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Re: (Lift)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lift »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I love my 54 too, but come on....dumb post.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I second that!! WTF??
I second that!! WTF??
03-11-2004, 10:57 PM
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alright..alright, pretty dumb post..hehehehehehe. This bike is legit though; Just saying, if you're ready for a real bike, this is the one! You got Honda and no other compares ie, gixxers, r1's, zx's etc...........................(well excluding the duc's) 
03-12-2004, 06:50 AM
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Re: 954 (turbosean)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbosean »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alright..alright, pretty dumb post..hehehehehehe. This bike is legit though; Just saying, if you're ready for a real bike, this is the one! You got Honda and no other compares ie, gixxers, r1's, zx's etc...........................(well excluding the duc's) </TD></TR></TABLE>
ooooooooookay...
</TD></TR></TABLE>ooooooooookay...
03-13-2004, 05:14 PM
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Re: 954 (turbosean)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbosean »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alright..alright, pretty dumb post..hehehehehehe. This bike is legit though; Just saying, if you're ready for a real bike, this is the one! You got Honda and no other compares ie, gixxers, r1's, zx's etc...........................(well excluding the duc's) </TD></TR></TABLE>
You're a stupid tool...
Have you ever ridden a Gixxer 1k? Or even a R1? I own a 54 and the before mentioned bikes will smoke my shiz...
You need a life and a clue...
here's a quarter, hey it's a start
</TD></TR></TABLE>You're a stupid tool...
Have you ever ridden a Gixxer 1k? Or even a R1? I own a 54 and the before mentioned bikes will smoke my shiz...
You need a life and a clue...
here's a quarter, hey it's a start
03-13-2004, 08:35 PM
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Re: 954 (Ag-Eng)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by diewX3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ruff Rycers </TD></TR></TABLE><~~~~heheeheeeheee
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Re: 954 (Ag-Eng)
[QUOTE=Ag-Eng]
You're a stupid tool...
Have you ever ridden a Gixxer 1k? Or even a R1? I own a 54 and the before mentioned bikes will smoke my shiz...
You need a life and a clue...
here's a quarter, hey it's a start
[\QUOTE]
no ****
You're a stupid tool...
Have you ever ridden a Gixxer 1k? Or even a R1? I own a 54 and the before mentioned bikes will smoke my shiz...
You need a life and a clue...
here's a quarter, hey it's a start
[\QUOTE]
no ****
03-14-2004, 02:34 PM
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Re: 954 (Mazdillac)
hahahahehehehe.....alright, everyone has their own opinion I guess on what they like. You sound like a newbie to the RR scene obviously, still just caring about hp and tq as key.........well if you're doing 1/4 drags on your bike then you're right, the gixxer 1 will take out the 54'; canyons and twisties is what I do, NO gixxer can hang in the twisties with a 954--the gixxer can just wait til' the straight away. The ya-hahas r1 is decent if you don't count on reliability issues and re-sale (not speaking for the 04' model, but I bet you're not speaking for the 04 1000rr either, are you?.............
We'll continue this after the 04's all arrive then we'll see what's up with the gixxer1 under all aspects!
We'll continue this after the 04's all arrive then we'll see what's up with the gixxer1 under all aspects!
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You sir, have shut the door on being an idiot.
My guess is you haven't ridden with anyone worth a **** or, you're just riding with Squids. So you keep thinking your 54 is the **** and enjoy your own little world.
In MY world, there's a reason the GSXR1000 is the best selling of all the Liter bikes. It ownz.... and after riding on my buddy's for a while, I'm really sorry I didn't buy a GSXR1k for the $1000 more than I got my 54 for.
The brakes are better
The suspension is better
The ride is better
The seat is more comforatable
The bike is better balanced
The power is WAY more linear than the 54.
For the $1000 difference between the 2 bikes, I have spent 3x that money trying to get my bike up to that level.
Not to mention, the GSXR1k didn't need a "Service Recall" on the steering head, whereas my 54 did.
So, what does the 54 have over a 1k? The rear swingarm, that's it, and NOTHING else.
So enjoy your 54, I'm looking to get rid of mine......
My guess is you haven't ridden with anyone worth a **** or, you're just riding with Squids. So you keep thinking your 54 is the **** and enjoy your own little world.
In MY world, there's a reason the GSXR1000 is the best selling of all the Liter bikes. It ownz.... and after riding on my buddy's for a while, I'm really sorry I didn't buy a GSXR1k for the $1000 more than I got my 54 for.
The brakes are better
The suspension is better
The ride is better
The seat is more comforatable
The bike is better balanced
The power is WAY more linear than the 54.
For the $1000 difference between the 2 bikes, I have spent 3x that money trying to get my bike up to that level.
Not to mention, the GSXR1k didn't need a "Service Recall" on the steering head, whereas my 54 did.
So, what does the 54 have over a 1k? The rear swingarm, that's it, and NOTHING else.
So enjoy your 54, I'm looking to get rid of mine......
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The only think the 900 series bikes have over the GSXR is that they're better for stunting.. I think anyone who buys a bike just to stunt it anyway is an idiot.
Stunting isn't a sport, it's just a more dangerous and way more expensive skateboard. Sure the occasional wheelie is fine, but stoppies and 12's and skitching? Nah I prefer to have my body in tact and my motorcycle in one piece.
Stunting isn't a sport, it's just a more dangerous and way more expensive skateboard. Sure the occasional wheelie is fine, but stoppies and 12's and skitching? Nah I prefer to have my body in tact and my motorcycle in one piece.
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Re: (slammed EG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slammed EG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Stunting isn't a sport, it's just a more dangerous and way more expensive skateboard. Sure the occasional wheelie is fine, but stoppies and 12's and skitching? Nah I prefer to have my body in tact and my motorcycle in one piece.</TD></TR></TABLE>
wow, i think this is the first thing you've ever said i agree with you on...haha...but yeh...stunting is entertaining as hell to watch though...but whatever floats your boat...if you need to do 12's then by all means , go nuts cause i love to watch people do em...hah..
Stunting isn't a sport, it's just a more dangerous and way more expensive skateboard. Sure the occasional wheelie is fine, but stoppies and 12's and skitching? Nah I prefer to have my body in tact and my motorcycle in one piece.</TD></TR></TABLE>
wow, i think this is the first thing you've ever said i agree with you on...haha...but yeh...stunting is entertaining as hell to watch though...but whatever floats your boat...if you need to do 12's then by all means , go nuts cause i love to watch people do em...hah..
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The gixxer1 has it's up's, we aren't denying that! for it to be a bulkier bike, it better. It sounds like you're always being left in the twisties due to rider error, riding with peeps more experienced than you, giving you the only chance to catch up where it takes no skill (straights), unfortunantly seeing that the gixxer does pull on straights, your out of luck obviously. The 54 is a way better handling bike, better brakes (330mm.), more comfort (no spongy seat), can't complain about the suspension either (just dial it in right).
I've ridden a gixxer1, R1, and a duc to name a few and the only one I would spend hyping up is the duc.
Sorry to hear you jumped the gun and bought a 54 in 2002, You were again out of luck-- with the recall, 2003 no recall.
Start riding harder then borrow your buddies gixxer, see what happens in the twisties.
I've ridden a gixxer1, R1, and a duc to name a few and the only one I would spend hyping up is the duc.
Sorry to hear you jumped the gun and bought a 54 in 2002, You were again out of luck-- with the recall, 2003 no recall.
Start riding harder then borrow your buddies gixxer, see what happens in the twisties.
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Re: (MEANB18)
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Seriously.... I'm not even going to respond to the last post, it's a joke now.
Seriously.... I'm not even going to respond to the last post, it's a joke now.
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Re: (turbosean)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbosean »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The gixxer1 has it's up's, we aren't denying that! for it to be a bulkier bike, it better. It sounds like you're always being left in the twisties due to rider error, riding with peeps more experienced than you, giving you the only chance to catch up where it takes no skill (straights), unfortunantly seeing that the gixxer does pull on straights, your out of luck obviously. The 54 is a way better handling bike, better brakes (330mm.), more comfort (no spongy seat), can't complain about the suspension either (just dial it in right).
I've ridden a gixxer1, R1, and a duc to name a few and the only one I would spend hyping up is the duc.
Sorry to hear you jumped the gun and bought a 54 in 2002, You were again out of luck-- with the recall, 2003 no recall.
Start riding harder then borrow your buddies gixxer, see what happens in the twisties.</TD></TR></TABLE>
hey or buy a zx10r or a 1000rr and smoke tthe **** outta the ruffrycer
I've ridden a gixxer1, R1, and a duc to name a few and the only one I would spend hyping up is the duc.
Sorry to hear you jumped the gun and bought a 54 in 2002, You were again out of luck-- with the recall, 2003 no recall.
Start riding harder then borrow your buddies gixxer, see what happens in the twisties.</TD></TR></TABLE>
hey or buy a zx10r or a 1000rr and smoke tthe **** outta the ruffrycer