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Another possible choice in my future
Old 12-25-2005, 03:51 AM   #1
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Default Another possible choice in my future

Honda 599

Remindes me a lot of the 747. I'm sure I'd be very happy on this one after all the mods. I'll have to take it out for a test run before I decide.


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Old 12-25-2005, 09:36 AM   #2
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I really like the 599. I think it's an awesome choice, but I'm partial to nakeds.
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What? No 919?
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Old 12-26-2005, 01:11 AM   #4
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What? No 919?
Well...the 599 gets much better fuel mileage for those long 300-400 mile back country rides I always like, the insurance is much cheaper, but most of all I'm not sure I'll be able to handle all that extra power; when I plan on throwing a leg back over I'll be more focused on my skill rather than CC's.
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You need a nice, shiny, all black...sv1Ks
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I have one on the floor at work, and yes it is very sexy. The 919 is awesome too, but the only problem I have with both of them is complete lack of wind protection.
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I have one on the floor at work, and yes it is very sexy. The 919 is awesome too, but the only problem I have with both of them is complete lack of wind protection.
Skinny kids get blown right off:sprint:
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but the only problem I have with both of them is complete lack of wind protection.
I think I'll be able to tuck behind the instrument cluster fairing.
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I have seen the 599 in person and it is a nice bike. The only problem I heard from a guy that rides one is the exhaust fumes. The way the pipes stop short of the tail makes a swirl of the fumes. You end up smelling like a pipe at the end of the day.

But hey if its like the good old 747 i say go for it.
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A Honda in-line 4...can't get enough of that sweet music.
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The only problem I heard from a guy that rides one is the exhaust fumes. The way the pipes stop short of the tail makes a swirl of the fumes. You end up smelling like a pipe at the end of the day.
Hopefully the outward 45 degree angled exhaust tip on the aftermarket pipe I choose will fix that problem.
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