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#1

Hi guys,

Well as some of you know I sold my car not long ago.

At the start of the year I got my motorbike license and 1 week ago I bought my first bike.

Its a Suzuki M109R.

It has a 1800cc engine a fat 240 wide rear tyre (soon to be 260) and is quick for a cruizer.

I haven't taken pics as yet but this is what it looks like.

I have order an air ride kit for it which allows you to ajust height and firmness while riding.

It is so much fun.

Cheers

Adrian

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#2

Nice :hohum: has a bit of a manga look to it.

#3

Why not a HD Adrian??

#4
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This is a HD eater plus I love the look of this.

I'll post up a pic of it with air suspension lowered if I can find one.

#5
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Jacked up with air suspension.

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Lowered in 2 seconds

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I also just bought a unit that tricks the computer into thinking it is in 4th gear in all the gears so it has full torque.

Similar to removing the torque tags in the XR6 Turbo.

Cheers

Adrian

#6

mate that is one sexy bike love the look.

#7

Nice ride mate - love the finish and look!

Does it come in a 4 door, all wheel drive turbo version?

Sorry Dan, far far nicer then a HD...

#8

those pipes are soooo sweet!

#9

I seen one of these things up here the other day! Wild looking machine!

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#10
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Thanks guys.

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