Saw this and thought of Butters.

[PeeJay]

I prefer the smoothness of four cylinders, my last bike was this CB1300


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[tommy]

Nice. Mine was 20 years ago and was a KR1S



Only a 250 but 2 stroke so very powerful for its weight. Too end was about 140 which is insane on that little bike! 0-60 was lightening fast too. For me if have a race bike and a custom like the falcons but that's in an ideal world. In reality in not allowed a bike haha.

[RobustoClubHavana]

Oh dear I have had 5 jags over the years
Started with the XJ40 Sovereign
Had 3 on the go at once she drive the XJ40 I then bought the XJR 4.0 l supercharged and we had an XJS 5.3 that we took to shows
Then picked up an old XJ6 4.2 twin tanks kept that a while then finally an XK8
Raffled off the XJ40 at my birthday party ?20 a ticket
Sold the XJS and then traded in the 3 others an bought a Family Shogun with all the extras plus a DVD PS2 and 4 screens
Paid ?35g for it and still have it now 14 years old
Bought the Porsche Boxster as a run a round when not on the scooter Suzuki Bergmann AN650


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[SmokeyDave]

Porsche through and through here, had a few over the years.
Then found bikes, agree in the less cylinders is best sounding, I still miss my TL

Swapped it for a GSXR1000, insanely fast but boring.

[Sean]

The Jaguar V12 is quite literally the smoothest engine I have experienced, at standstill while running its so quiet you could mistake it for having stalled. Put your foot down and you never feel short of power at any point in the rev range or at any speed, it's just instant smooth progression.

At race levels I have heard of units producing 750 odd horsepower, granted V8's often produce more but there's just something magical about 12 cylinders growling away.

Wasnt the xj220 a v12


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[RobustoClubHavana]

Wasnt the xj220 a v12


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Ask rowen Atkinson think he still has his lol


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[ValeTudoGuy]

Wasnt the xj220 a v12


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Nope it was a V6 from a metro...... Seriously.

[ValeTudoGuy]

Ok it was the MG 6R4 Group B Rally car...... But still a Metro!

[ValeTudoGuy]

I fully agree, interestingly with bikes I like the opposite. Two cylinders or even one make a lovely burble. I'm talking about old bikes like Enfield and Indian etc. Check these out:

http://www.falconmotorcycles.com

If I had the spare dosh I would buy one of these for sure.

Sweet! I love Enfields and Indians! Though if I had an old bike it would be a Triton.... Triumph Engine, Norton Body.

[tommy]

Sweet! I love Enfields and Indians! Though if I had an old bike it would be a Triton.... Triumph Engine, Norton Body.

That picture is probably my ideal bike look. Nice all those cafe racers tbh.

[tommy]

Sweet! I love Enfields and Indians! Though if I had an old bike it would be a Triton.... Triumph Engine, Norton Body.

If I strike it rich I'll get ya one pal.

[ValeTudoGuy]

Ask rowen Atkinson think he still has his lol


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Wasn't that a McLaren F1, and didn't he crash it..... Twice. LMAO!

[ValeTudoGuy]

If I strike it rich I'll get ya one pal.

Same here.

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[Tucky]

I had a 4.4 v8 range rover for a while. Absolutely loved it so comfortable, fast ( for such a big vehicle) towed anything without noticing and a lovely engine noise when revved hard.
Sold it when I could no longer convince myself the running costs were reasonable.