well after first puting a deposit on it last december, and paying for it last month i finally picked up the bike today, i already had them derestrict it and replace the stock can with the racing titanium unit and new eprom it sounds awsome! can't wait to take her for a spin. tomorow its supposed to be sunny and warmer so i'll go out for a couple of hours, the dash has a ton of functions including a 40 lap chronometer

oh yeah the first thing that goes is the gay reflector under the license plate











this is stamped on the pipe



planning on replacing the rear fender, front spoilers, chain guard, dash panel, and side screens with carbon fiber accessory parts.

 

wow.......sweet bike man!

 

very nice bike..mind i ask how much that baby is?i am thinking of buying a used bike too.maybe a honda cbr 600 f3....really want to have a bike too

 

14 out the door with the pipe and eprom

 

wow..that baby is very expensive..wow..but really a nice bike..u gonna to ride it everyday?what helmet do u have?

 

gonna ride it as much as i could, i have a shoei x-spII its sent out to airtrix to be painted, he paints ben and eric bostroms, matt mladins helmets, i can't wait to get it back

check out his designs at http://www.airtrix.com

between $600.00 - $1200.00 for the paint job

 

I kinda like it!!!!! You should leave it!!!!!

 

HOLY SHIT that's sweet!!! Congrats, man! I remember you talking about that a few months back. I never did get that shifter kart and I probably won't now. I have a feeling all of my extra money will be going into the Z.

 

Now all we need is to see a pic of you poppin' a 90 degree wheelie down you street

 

When are U going to by a real bike? This is a boy ricer!!!

 

That bike is tits and ass, can i come over and take it for a spin. I promise to stay in 1st gear only.

 

OMG that is a hot bike...Aprilias are sweeeet. I love the mat black finish!

one thing though...consider losing the oddly placed red reflector one on the license plate holder.

 

? i don't understand, its an italian sportbike v twin, no rice there!

 

thanks, but the z will rock - you got plenty of time to get a shifter kart, i would love to ride one of those things, they are the ultimate - you might be able to pick one up used pretty cheap, the engines are easy enough to rebuild if need be

 

Love your bike!!!

Always thought about getting one, just decided to live that's all.

 

Get your facts straight before you post dude...there's nothing ricey about an Italian sport bike.

 

oops...my bad...i was so busy looking at those pics i didn't notice where you said that was the first thing you were getting rid of LOL...

 

Wow, looks awesome. Definitely want to see some home video footage.

 

thanks everyone, i rode it for the first time today, WOW the thing rips, i'm going by the break-in and keeping it under 6000 rpm, but it pulls right off of idle, it has insane torque, plus the sound from the pipe is oh so cool

 

gixxers are lighter faster more reliable less expensive to own and are FASTER

 

you can have your suzuk, i'll keep my exotic, i could have bought a suzuki and saved money, i wanted the next level and let me tell you that a twin is more exciting than an inline 4, the torque, lots of it from the bottom right up to redline

 

you might want to rethink "reliable" - 2 of my friends have new gsxr's and both have lost 2nd gear, if you want bulletproof honda is the only name that comes to mind

 

Sorry about my comment AcuraService.. My mistake...

I just took a quick look at it & thought it was a Japanese bike.
Looks real sharp! Best of luck & enjoy.

Tom

 

no problem, thanks

 

NICE!

A buddy of mine has a MV Agusta F4 & it looks awesome.

Those Italians know how to style vehicles.

 

they sell mv agusta's where i bought my bike, (drooooool)
they are awsome!

 

when was the last time anyone bought a motorcycle because it was practical?!??

acura_service: congrats on the new mille. I got to see one up close last august up in bandera, tx. mighty pretty bike.

too bad I mostly saw the taillights (hey, I was between bikes and borrowing an old kawi klr650 for the trip - and the klr wasn't bad at all in the really gnarly stuff!) but I got to oogle the 'priler thoroughly during the fuel stops.