Air Cooled? Water Cooled?

[NattyBoy]

Originally Posted by zxebeast

monsters were not designed to have a BBQ grill hidin that beautiful horizontal cylinder.

See above;

Of course someone will now point out that that the original Galuzi concept was to use a water cooled engine...

Originally Posted by DesmoDom

Right !!!, How many of you who think liquid cooled Monsters are the spawn of the Devil and should be destroyed, would say No ! if they were offered one for free. Come on be honest, how many "only air cooled for me" hypocrites are there in this club.


Baz

well baz. offer us 1 and let us think about it

i will probly say yes but between a carbed m900 and an s4/sr4 i take the m900 any day.

Originally Posted by NattyBoy

See above;

Of course someone will now point out that that the original Galuzi concept was to use a water cooled engine...

well nattyboy i dont think its the best argument to say that it was galuzzi's original idea and was then SCRAPPED. n for good reason.... maybe that's why it has become such an iconic design...

enjoy your monsters (even if the watercooled ones)

[NattyBoy]

will probly say yes but between a carbed m900 and an s4/sr4 i take the m900 any day.


---You'd have to catch it first

Originally Posted by NattyBoy

will probly say yes but between a carbed m900 and an s4/sr4 i take the m900 any day.


---You'd have to catch it first

appreciate the advice. yeah im plannin to catch an m900 at some point.

Originally Posted by NattyBoy

will probly say yes but between a carbed m900 and an s4/sr4 i take the m900 any day.


---You'd have to catch it first

Swap you this weekend?

Look, what's not to love.

Baz

No it's not on offer, before anyone asks !!!


My-S4-#4.jpg

Where`s me Dark Glasses

Needs more Carbon fiber i think

No more carbon, but there's lots more on there that could be polished and maybe get the frame chromed

Baz

I've had the pleasure of riding a 750 and 900 aircooled Monster- and I enjoyed them both.

But the S4Rs makes them feel very effeminate- there is nothing like the kick you get from that animal of a motor- and it brakes and handles better too even though its a bit heavier.

For me, the ridng experience will always outweigh aesthetics- its a motorbike not a sculpture.

Couldn't have said it better myself !!!

Baz

p.s. Guy, I'm still on the lookout for a 850T3 / Cali to restore, looking to spend around £1000 - £1200, or less, as long as it runs and in mostly there