Anyone know this SDR ?
18 posts · Started by weeksy · 19 Sep 2011
Post 2 by jambox,
#2I don't know it, but
Alot of people have short attention/commitment!
Alot of people have short attention/commitment!
Post 3 by TimR,
#3No but that's a good price from a dealer isn't it?
Post 4 by weeksy,
#4Weeksy? Do you still ride them KTMs?
Last time of banter..... You were extolling the virtues of the 950 SMR.
What is it, this week?
Remember when KTMs were a niche market? (Sorry they still are. But noone knows that yet.)
Post 5 by weeksy,
#5I do mate yes, i have a 950SM at the moment.
One of many bikes i've owned in the last few years
One of many bikes i've owned in the last few years
Post 6 by samba,
#6Apparently is immaculate, Sigma slipper (plus standard), Akras, power commander, new C&S and he'd do a bit of a deal on the price....
That's a LOT of bike for the money is that.
That's a LOT of bike for the money is that.
Post 7 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#7what you want is another normal SD
there's an awesome one for sale on this very forum
there's an awesome one for sale on this very forum
Post 8 by weeksy,
#8Dont get too excited mate. It's an 07 so has the standard SD engine. No extra power.
Yes getting Ti pipes is wicked....the previous owner was clearly a twat for selling it them on.
And dont forget it wont be under warranty either....unlike mine *ahem* which is a year younger and more powerful too
Yes getting Ti pipes is wicked....the previous owner was clearly a twat for selling it them on.
And dont forget it wont be under warranty either....unlike mine *ahem* which is a year younger and more powerful too
Post 9 by weeksy,
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Post 10 by Bert,
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Post 11 by Superdan,
#11Go for it
Post 12 by weeksy,
#12Get it Weeksy, im looking to buy an SDR next year if you still have it then I might have it off you
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Post 14 by Stupid Luke,
#14Your shitting me $8400 ozzie $$$ for that, thats mad. Bout $4k cheaper than here.
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Post 16 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#16Ahh, so that's why he's called Weeksy!
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Post 18 by Dutch,
#18Weeksy get it bought. It isnt like the 4 owners were the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse is it???
Owner 1 (Conquest) Ducati Pete; may still be a bit of baby oil on the seat but nothing that wont clean off, few broken gear cogs from all the missed gears and if you find any red panels on the rear just send them back to Ducati Edinburgh with a bill.
Owner 2 (War) Big Toby D; what's a few wheelies between friends. Should be good as new once you have changed the headstock bearings, fork seals and moved the rearsets up from their 7ft 8 inch settings.
Owner 3 (famine) Sabre; more wheelies but look on the positive side - you may find a few Maltesers hidden away in case the harvest fails in Louth. Every tractor is out to get you and if you listen carefully the exhaust note sounds like it is calling you a southern Poof 9even though you are an exiled scouser (like those kids that killed Jamie Bulger)
Owner 4 (Death) Motoronin; Tyres should be in good nick as the bike has done as many miles upside down as right way up. Look for scratches where standard parts have been thrown back on, in order to e bay 2 grands worth of Rizoma bling.
Owner 1 (Conquest) Ducati Pete; may still be a bit of baby oil on the seat but nothing that wont clean off, few broken gear cogs from all the missed gears and if you find any red panels on the rear just send them back to Ducati Edinburgh with a bill.
Owner 2 (War) Big Toby D; what's a few wheelies between friends. Should be good as new once you have changed the headstock bearings, fork seals and moved the rearsets up from their 7ft 8 inch settings.
Owner 3 (famine) Sabre; more wheelies but look on the positive side - you may find a few Maltesers hidden away in case the harvest fails in Louth. Every tractor is out to get you and if you listen carefully the exhaust note sounds like it is calling you a southern Poof 9even though you are an exiled scouser (like those kids that killed Jamie Bulger)
Owner 4 (Death) Motoronin; Tyres should be in good nick as the bike has done as many miles upside down as right way up. Look for scratches where standard parts have been thrown back on, in order to e bay 2 grands worth of Rizoma bling.
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