Message to Fireblade
Message to Fireblade
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lady topaz

Original Poster:

3,855 posts

277 months

Thursday 17th February 2005
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You do realise John that it is compulsary and polite to post loads of pics of your new baby for us to drool over.

Di

fireblade2000

116 posts

254 months

Thursday 17th February 2005
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Getting that message yes indeed !! After the weekend I reckon !!

fireblade2000

116 posts

254 months

Sunday 10th April 2005
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Not loads but profile updated......promise to get the camera out more !! (PS I must confess I'm not actually sure of the precise name for the colour !!!!)

_DeeJay_

5,047 posts

277 months

Sunday 10th April 2005
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fireblade2000 said:
Not loads but profile updated......promise to get the camera out more !! (PS I must confess I'm not actually sure of the precise name for the colour !!!!)



It's a great colour whatever it's called.
Looks like TVR Racing Purple (the same as the race cars).

Edited to say: on second thoughts it could be imperial blue (purple in the sunlight, blue otherwise).

>> Edited by _DeeJay_ on Sunday 10th April 14:16

fireblade2000

116 posts

254 months

Sunday 10th April 2005
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Cheers, purple in sunlight blue the rest of the time seems right !!!

chris watton

22,547 posts

283 months

Sunday 10th April 2005
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That is very yummy Fireblade , how does it compare, thrills-wise, to your sports bike?

_DeeJay_

5,047 posts

277 months

Sunday 10th April 2005
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chris watton said:
That is very yummy Fireblade , how does it compare, thrills-wise, to your sports bike?


Damned slow and clumsy (well my t350c does compared to the Ducati...). It's all relative though (it's very quick compared to just anything else with 4 wheels).

fireblade2000

116 posts

254 months

Monday 11th April 2005
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I think its very different, for me 100mph + knee-down on the track is the most amazing thrill, but I havent really explored similar possibilities in the Tuscan yet. For thrills and easy of travel though cant beat it. Two-up touring on the 'Blade' is always a pain but in the Tuscan with the roof off.....heaven !!

powerlord

771 posts

264 months

Tuesday 12th April 2005
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fireblade2000 said:
I think its very different, for me 100mph + knee-down on the track is the most amazing thrill, but I havent really explored similar possibilities in the Tuscan yet. For thrills and easy of travel though cant beat it. Two-up touring on the 'Blade' is always a pain but in the Tuscan with the roof off.....heaven !!


As a fellow blade owner (93 job) I concur. On a track you can't beat a bike (though saying that not had to tuscan on the track yet). On the road.. I've found the bike not getting used very much anymore... when it's nice weather I tend to go for a blast in the tuscan 9/10 times. Can't face selling the bike though :-(

Bike still sh*ts on the tuscan for acceration up to say 100 though.

stu

fireblade2000

116 posts

254 months

Tuesday 12th April 2005
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Agree wholeheartedly, since I've had the Tuscan I tend to use it when the weather looks good rather than the blade, maybe the years are catching up on me !!! Mind you I got a little of that 'knee-down desire' after watching the Moto GP on Sunday, fantastic stuff indeed.