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probably worth more than your D1R's

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i kinda want one. name him al pacacino.

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You laugh now, but when I'm at a formal occasion with a shitty DJ and they need someone to drop Dre beats...I have something up my sleeve.

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nice! some good suggestions will be sure to check them out.

keen for a lot of their food places actually, want to check out Dennys

ah yeh that's good you got a mate with a bike trailer how hard is track riding? been thinking about it for a bit but would suck if I came off and binned my new bike lol

do you use laptop for work? should get like a toughbook or something and claim it on tax?

if not you can replace keyboards in about 5 minutes depending on the laptop too

Track riding isn't 'hard'... you just go at your own pace anyway.. Probably wouldn't be doing it on a 20k bike unless you're loaded, but I guess if you're going slow enough the risk is pretty low...

Only use it for work at home, so not like its on site etc.. Due for a new one anyway..

Nismo indicators, should I go clear or smoked? Body colour is black, so I'm thinking clear, but I can't decide.

Definitely smoked. clear will look aids on black

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Nismo indicators, should I go clear or smoked? Body colour is black, so I'm thinking clear, but I can't decide.

pretty sure my cousin sells them

http://jdmracing.com.au/

/shameless plug haha

smoked will give tuff look, clear will give clean look.

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Track riding isn't 'hard'... you just go at your own pace anyway.. Probably wouldn't be doing it on a 20k bike unless you're loaded, but I guess if you're going slow enough the risk is pretty low...

Only use it for work at home, so not like its on site etc.. Due for a new one anyway..

Definitely smoked. clear will look aids on black

Yeah I was thinking same thing, probably better off buying a unregged 8 year old cbr1000 or something if I wanna get into it lol

Hows the experience compare to car track days?

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So Red Bull Racing (and so Vettel etc) are (or were) at my Uni today.

Guess who was in a literature lecture...

really? would be awesome to meet riccardo i reckon - seems like the type of guy that would answer your questions and not get annoyed lol

gonna miss the f1 :( but i'll be in miami so I got that going for me which is nice.

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really? would be awesome to meet riccardo i reckon - seems like the type of guy that would answer your questions and not get annoyed lol

gonna miss the f1 :( but i'll be in miami so I got that going for me which is nice.

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really? would be awesome to meet riccardo i reckon - seems like the type of guy that would answer your questions and not get annoyed lol

gonna miss the f1 :( but i'll be in miami so I got that going for me which is nice.

He is/was here too, I'm told!

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