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MrGrumpy
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Post subject: Re: 1200 twist and go? Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:45 pm |
Joined: Wed Apr 08, 2009 8:50 pm Posts: 707 Karma: 5
Location: Teesside UK Current Ride: T-max mk3
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Funkycowie wrote: I met this nice chap with an old bike today, he was interested in my Nexus so we discussed bikes n stuff, this this other chap came along and said he used to work at GLR in Hoddesdon. I had an instant urge to throttle the guy as they sucked when they took 'care' of my old B125. I some how resisted and he waffled on about how he had tried a X9 500 and found it bad to ride and the engine wasn't much good... any this guy said next year Yamaha... or it could have been Kwaki are bringing out a 1200 twist and go, and that he is waiting to get one of those, due to previous segments of conversation I feel like I don't believe him. If any of you had heard anything about such a thing you would have posted about it... so I guess there's not much point in posting this, but I need to spam to get my post count up  Well, Honda do have a 1200 Twist & Go right now! Its the new VFR with the Dual Clutch auto transmission. Two auto modes plus a semi auto mode I think. What other models this gearbox will appear on apart from the forthcoming new Pan Euro is anyone's guess, as is whether it will appear on something more scooter-like, or whether anyone else will copy the transmission.
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capitano
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Post subject: Re: 1200 twist and go? Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:58 pm |
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Joined: Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:50 pm Posts: 1424 Karma: 17
Location: Brighton, South Coast UK Current Ride: Suzuki GSX1400 Final Edition
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Funkycowie wrote: Maybe that's what he was on about... You'd have thought that if he worked in the motorcycle industry in some capacity he would have recognised a VFR or Pan European as Hondas.
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kayz1
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Post subject: Re: 1200 twist and go? Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 8:54 pm |
Joined: Tue Apr 06, 2010 6:14 pm Posts: 222 Karma: 2
Location: north Wales Current Ride: burger650+1200gs
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Don't forget the Yamaha FJ thingy with the auto clutch and shaft drive, the Police in North Wales have a load of them.
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capitano
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Post subject: Re: 1200 twist and go? Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 8:56 pm |
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Joined: Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:50 pm Posts: 1424 Karma: 17
Location: Brighton, South Coast UK Current Ride: Suzuki GSX1400 Final Edition
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kayz1 wrote: Don't forget the Yamaha FJ thingy with the auto clutch and shaft drive, the Police in North Wales have a load of them. That's out already, though. Again if he was involved in the bike trade, surely he'd know that...wouldn't he?
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