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Skywardbandit Wed 21 Sep 2011, 2:13 pm
Hi my name is Shaun. I,m from Newcastle, on my second bandit had a 2006 now the 2010 nothing like some fuel injection.
been riding for 28yrs. At Jerrys Kitchen most Sunday mornings.
been riding for 28yrs. At Jerrys Kitchen most Sunday mornings.
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sb1250 Wed 21 Sep 2011, 2:19 pm
Gidday Shaun, welcome.
Who's Jerry?... and does he know you frequent his kitchen on a regular basis?
Who's Jerry?... and does he know you frequent his kitchen on a regular basis?
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Skywardbandit Wed 21 Sep 2011, 2:26 pm
Jerrys Kitchen is at the end of a great road for bikes on the Central Coast N.S.W.
Great food Great coffee & bikes a many.
Great food Great coffee & bikes a many.
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Re-Cycled Wed 21 Sep 2011, 5:15 pm
Welcome Shaun, pleased to see another Novocastrian. 
Disappointed it's not the B1200 Mk2 I carded at Cardiff yesterday.
Disappointed it's not the B1200 Mk2 I carded at Cardiff yesterday.
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Baz Wed 21 Sep 2011, 5:18 pm
Hello and welcome to the forum.
I find myself at Jerrys Kitchen quite often
I find myself at Jerrys Kitchen quite often
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Re-Cycled Wed 21 Sep 2011, 6:28 pm
Baz wrote:Hello and welcome to the forum.
I find myself at Jerrys Kitchen quite often
Apparently it's "Jerry's Gourmet Kitchen"
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Pops Wed 21 Sep 2011, 7:08 pm
Hi & welcome.
BTW what are your thoughts on the performance (handling, power delivery etc) the old v new bike, have you found a marked improvement?
BTW what are your thoughts on the performance (handling, power delivery etc) the old v new bike, have you found a marked improvement?
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Skywardbandit Wed 21 Sep 2011, 10:17 pm
[quote="Pops"]Hi & welcome.
BTW what are your thoughts on the performance (handling, power delivery etc) the old v new bike, have you found a marked improvement? [/quote
Hi pops. The biggest improvement is the smoothness of the engine I think the power is very similar. The frame is a lot stiffer you notice with change of direction. Having the fuel injection is great when winter arrives. Wouldn't go back to the old bandit even though it had so much character.
BTW what are your thoughts on the performance (handling, power delivery etc) the old v new bike, have you found a marked improvement? [/quote
Hi pops. The biggest improvement is the smoothness of the engine I think the power is very similar. The frame is a lot stiffer you notice with change of direction. Having the fuel injection is great when winter arrives. Wouldn't go back to the old bandit even though it had so much character.
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paul Wed 21 Sep 2011, 10:29 pm
[quote="Skywardbandit"]
The maximum torque comes in a lot earlier as well so when overtaking the power is instantly there ( quite addictive it pulls like a 14 year old ) not that there is anything wrong with the 1200 motor but from memory the 1200 is at about 6500 rpm & the 1250 is at 3500-4000 rpm .
Pops wrote:Hi & welcome.
BTW what are your thoughts on the performance (handling, power delivery etc) the old v new bike, have you found a marked improvement? [/quote
Hi pops. The biggest improvement is the smoothness of the engine I think the power is very similar. The frame is a lot stiffer you notice with change of direction. Having the fuel injection is great when winter arrives. Wouldn't go back to the old bandit even though it had so much character.
The maximum torque comes in a lot earlier as well so when overtaking the power is instantly there ( quite addictive it pulls like a 14 year old ) not that there is anything wrong with the 1200 motor but from memory the 1200 is at about 6500 rpm & the 1250 is at 3500-4000 rpm .
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