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2006 Suzuki SV 650 for sale. This bike won the 2013 Novice D Superstock Championship with Nick MacDonald.
Penske rear shock (double or triple)
Cambora front end with Traxxion Dynamics internals.
Steel braided lines.
Sharkskinz (Ducati 1198) with custom paint.
Custom powder coated wheels.
Bike has not been raced or tracked in 3 years.
This bike is a solid racer that will win more races.
$3900
Pics?
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How many damn bikes do you have????
this isn't a jpg and/or it's a private link so the forum software doesn't know what to do with it: https://us-mg5.mail.yahoo.com/ya/dow...8yMDM2MTEuanBn
upload your pics to something like http://imgur.com/ , then wrap those URLs in [IMG] tags
To Ted.....yes Sir. To Mitchel.....zip it.
"My name is Sean and I have a motorcycle addiction."
Hi Sean! No one here will judge you.
It is contagious. Rub up against me and we will start a colony.
One Sean Brown is enough for any planet.No colonies please.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Brown
TOO FAR
Sean IS a colony !!!! :biggrin:
There is no need, everyone here has the same disease.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Brown
I still want to ride that CB1 Sean
Somebody buy this bike. It is a good looking solid bike ready to race. It has 15539 miles and runs like a champ. This bike will pass tech as is.
"How many do you need?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitchell Klein
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xudldc1jdj...81%29.png?dl=0
I had 5 at one point, guessing Sean's is double that!!!
I'm just going to quote this so it is saved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitchell Klein
Oh and, that's not what I heard!
Stay out of my back yard.
Damn Felio. Devil, devil, devil.
This is not my bike. I am selling it for a friend.
This thread just went to level 11.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Felio
It's well known that he formula for how many bikes you need is N+1, where N = the amount of bikes you currently have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Felio
Army and Navy have finally come together to make great things happen. Steven Smith is a genius. Thank you for coming to my assistance. Beer is on me at MSRH.
I love what you have done to the place Sean.
Valid theory for most, but you clearly you haven't seen the latest research on the Sean Brown model, Professor Smith. It goes something like:Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven Smith
BN(SB) = N(SB) + dEC/dt*DeltaT + dEF/dt*DeltaT + P_POS|$(SB) + K_S&S*rand(184)
where
BN(SB) = the Bikes Needed function for Sean Brown
dEC/dt = the endurance crash rate, or the foercasted time rate-of-change of endurance crashes
dEF/dt = the endurance critical failure rate, or the forecasted time rate-of-change of endurance mechanical or electrical failures
DeltaT = time interval of the forecast. (typically time-to-next race weekend, but the model seems to hold up over longer intervals)
P_POS|$(SB) = the Bayesian probability than Sean will encounter another available P.O.S. GIVEN that SB has recently been paid or has experienced a windfall of some sort
K_S&S = the Sanford-and-Sons randomness gain factor. Pretty much a modelling kludge to help match inexplicable random acquisition behavior
rand(184) = random number generator function, based on a Gaussian distribution. (Important that the seed number be the SB plate for that function to work right)
N(SB) = The Sean Brown current state, or number of "bikes" owned, as defined by # of VIN's owned. ( note that a SB bike can consist of a rolling or non-rolling frame, a fractional cracked frame, or even a smoking heap of rubble with a valid VIN)
Q.E.D.
Am I at the end of the internet? I feel like I have seen everything now.
Dear god what did I start?
Sean - I have some questions about the bike, is it still for sale?
There is a commitment to purchase this bike. If it falls through I will let you know John.
That's all fine, lets continue with the entertainment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Brown
Ok, Sean smells!!!
Really interested in seeing how the 1198 plastics look on an sv650. anyone have a picture of that?
That really would be entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Nilson
Sold