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lol correction taken..

Your sig says you have a 94 yzf600r, I used to have one too. Was the sexy purple, orange and pink scheme with blue wheels. Such a good old banger!

Mine was when it left the factory, i bought it cheap after it had been dropped, painted it yamaha blue and put everything new on it, then found out i hate the seating position (bought it as a first bike) and bought an fz6r, did 300k's on it now it sits in the shed lol, thinking of turning into a fighter.

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DAM, did you walk away from that?

I guess we even things out, i took a wreck and made it nice, you took a nice one and made it a wreck lol

LOL i guess so ;)

Yes I walked away, a bit dazed and confused but all good otherwise, I was 18 and shouldn't have been riding how I was, lesson learnt.

Birds Grand Master

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Quite the opposite, I have no interest in skylines any more so never come here but now that there are bikes involved I am interested lol

There's a thread devoted to them in the wasteland section, with a small following. Also a few in this section who have bikes. It's no longer just Skylines Australia :)

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