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now you are making my head hurt.......Pontikat wrote:Lastly i can spell Forty Eight but that was not the question, as i wanted the past tense as in; four is too Forth, fourteen is too fourteenth. Do that too 48 n youve got the answer n no using numbers you crafty old force wielding Ninja Smoking Beemer Mechanicing Mexi can Pie Eating PC Puncher you.
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thats cos u ride "old man" bikes ian...Smitty1955 wrote:all the bikes I have had, have centre stands...
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ummmneka79 wrote:thats cos u ride "old man" bikes ian...Smitty1955 wrote:all the bikes I have had, have centre stands...
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yea mate, it has 2Smitty1955 wrote:ummmneka79 wrote:thats cos u ride "old man" bikes ian...Smitty1955 wrote:all the bikes I have had, have centre stands...
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neka...don't Blades have centre stands...????
Z750 & Z1000 - definitely NO centrestand.Ratmick wrote: I don't think the current Z Bikes have them, or if they do they're bloody well hidden
Yeah but now it's the footpegs & sidestand (& exhaust on the Z1000) that get in the way of good lean angleRatmick wrote: I know they get in the way of good cornering angles, but they are really handy.
And I might add it is harder for the kids to knock over on C-Stand .... 
C'mon Mick just rip the swing arm outta it an Fit Some Real rims n tyres to the GPzed, with The Tiggr's 190 Rear it almost stands up on its own. No one can Bore a tyre into a square like i cantape wrote:Centre Stand.......... you guys seem to have not noticed what I have in my big old beast of a bike (see Siggy) My GPz900R A1 weighs about as much as 2 times as some of the dainty things getting around
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