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YOUR RESEARCH996TT vs. Ninja 1200RR
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POST 2Original post
I cant watch that at work...whats the score..
POST 3Original post
I assume that must be modded that TT....... It seemed to leave the bike for dead :?
POST 4Original post
VRAlexander has some great vids of his cars on YouTube and he owns a rather nice Carrera GT (CGT) that has straight through exhausts and sounds amazing.
POST 5Original post
I'm still thinking every time I see this thread.. Porsche v Ninja ! 8)
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