I sat on one a couple weeks ago and it was like that one car commercial (Nissan maybe?) where the people touch the car and they're transferred into this frenzy of speed and furry.

Awesome.

Was this the one I rubbed my balls on at Munroe?  If so, sorry for the paint scuffs dude! 

Quote from: DoubleEagle on June 17, 2008, 10:29:36 PM
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Not to worry...when it's broken in it will get a chance to show it's stuff....not in a living room !

"Riding the Monster will probably feel like a gelding compared to this Stallion. "

First,  Nice bike!

Second,  Given your history of accidents on the S4R I hope you listen to the advice you've been given and let the bike "show it's stuff" on the TRACK.  I'd have to second your doctors request to not see you - or in my case read about you -- binning it again on the road.  This Stallion will get you in trouble much faster and with more dire results.

Get some track instruction and then go use that bike for what it was built for.  Ride hell out of it.

Sheeeesh. I can think of alot less expensive track bikes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but,,,,,,that would be a perfect track bike. Definetly not one that you will get to comfortable on with your stature on long rides. Different bars might help.

If it was mine,,,,I would hope that I was in a position,,, where if I tossed it away in a corner,,,that the thought of loseing a 30+ K bike wouldnt bother me to much.
If it was mine,, I would ride it everywhere I could 

Quote from: Statler on June 18, 2008, 09:38:14 AM
since nobody else has spoken up yet....

if you ever decide to sell, I GOT DIBS.  I promise I would take care of her.

(I let the one I had on order go and I still want one BADLY).

Ok .............If ever, you're 1st on the list  Chris !

Quote from: eVilTWIN on June 18, 2008, 11:11:43 AM
Was this the one I rubbed my balls on at Munroe?  If so, sorry for the paint scuffs dude! 

I don't think so ...since it came out of the metal crate and prepped , then delivered to my place. 

Quote from: COWBOY on June 18, 2008, 12:17:15 PM

First,  Nice bike!

Second,  Given your history of accidents on the S4R I hope you listen to the advice you've been given and let the bike "show it's stuff" on the TRACK.  I'd have to second your doctors request to not see you - or in my case read about you -- binning it again on the road.  This Stallion will get you in trouble much faster and with more dire results.

Get some track instruction and then go use that bike for what it was built for.  Ride hell out of it.

I can tell from my 1st easy ride that it's got way too much stuff for playing road racer on . Any way I'm not suppose to be a road racer any more.

beddy nice'a.... wanna trade plastics?

Quote from: JDS 07 S4Rs on June 18, 2008, 06:03:48 PM
Sheeeesh. I can think of alot less expensive track bikes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but,,,,,,that would be a perfect track bike. Definetly not one that you will get to comfortable on with your stature on long rides. Different bars might help.

If it was mine,,,,I would hope that I was in a position,,, where if I tossed it away in a corner,,,that the thought of loseing a 30+ K bike wouldnt bother me to much.
If it was mine,, I would ride it everywhere I could 

Once I get some Heli Bar Risers I'll know more as to how much it will get ridden" everywhere."

Quote from: bobspapa on June 18, 2008, 07:29:39 PM
beddy nice'a.... wanna trade plastics?

Been there.....this is the real red hot rod of the street .

Quote from: Johnster on June 18, 2008, 06:06:55 AM
Wow....Unbelievable bike!!! 

Bayliss would be proud!!   

The fact that the 1098R power-wheelies effortlessly in 3rd scares me.. (in a good way of course..  )

Scares me !

Quote from: NuTTs on June 18, 2008, 07:03:39 AM
Absolutely marvelous machine old bean! Beautiful.

Congratulations on the bike and more importantly, being on two wheels again.

Thanks Nutts and glad you're back in the saddle ....let's stay there !