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 | Well my friends that day has come. Just one look at the Aprilia RSV4R was all it took for me to hang up the sneakers and throw the steak to the dog. No more post race Pabst Blue Ribbon for this guy; I\'ll have a nice Chianti, grazie.
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 | First thing that smacked me upside the head was that the Speed Triple is NOT just a bigger, more powerful Street Triple. Well maybe it is but in gaining size, weight, and most importantly power, it gains in some places (expected) yet loses in others
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 | For many years, street fighters have always appealed to me not only because of their naked sexy looks (or what I refer to as a bike with a G-String), but also the fact that they can be ridden aggressively just like your typical GSXR or CBR but are ge
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 | I\'ve got to say that the Bonneville SE is the easiest bike to ride that I have ever been on.
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 | There have been a handful of new sportbike models making headlines this year, especially in the liter-bike class. With the new Yamaha R1, Aprilia RSV4 and the introduction of BMW to the class it has been a good year for displacement junkies.
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