Hello,

My name is Niko, i live in France, near Rennes. I own since 2/3 months a NSR MC21. I only used it on track.

For road i have 2 RGV 250.

I'm sorry if my english is not good, but i'll try to be clear.

My NSR:


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My RGV:


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welcome,

Which of the two types of bikes do you prefer?

The Nsr is better on track, easy to use

I had before an Aprilia 250 rs for track, but i prefer the nsr

hello and welcome you have some very nice bikes there .
takes alot of time and effort to keep them looking that good congratulations and keep up the top work
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Hello Niko, and welcome to NSR-WORLD.

Don't be surprised if you get some ribbing (explained here) about (a) the RGV's, and (b) being French! It's all in good spirit though!
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Thanks Andy, and the others

OK Andy, in any event I'm not likely


Do not hesitate to tell me if I'm the crap or does not meet the rules of Nsr-world

Hi,

Which track do you ride on? Is there one near Rennes? Loheac maybe but I thought bikes were not allowed but that may have changed.

I have ridden Val de Viennes on a 450 supermoto and a CR500, they were ok with long gearing there. Also Circuit Du Parc near Mont st Michel, it is a kart track but was OK to practice on supermotos. Also been to Croix en Ternois which would be perfect for 250s I think, but a long drive for me!!

Welcome and you never know, I might bring my NSR across to St Malo and take it for a decent blast. Lots of speed cameras now in France, it never used to be like that.

My freind who loves RGV's has been looking after my NSR for me and riding it....he loves it and says that it is so much more refined than the RGV.
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Hello Bully,

I ride on tracks, Le Mans, Pau, Val de vienne, Haute Saintonge last week end, Lurcy Lévis each year with RDLC Club de france or TZ club de france.

Lohéac is only for supermoto.

If you come to St Malo, i live at 30' minuts.

Perfect Niko, if I come across this year I will PM you and try and meet for a ride.

Loheac has a fantastic Motor Museam though!! Maybe we could go there?

Which is the nearest track to you/us to ride? Val de Vienne is 5 hours drive from St Malo, is there anywhere closer?

How is the NSR around Val? Does it top out on the main and back straights??

I would love to go around there on mine but I would be a liability with my experience!!
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hello niko ,

you've finally found the road .

Your bike is really nice, certainly better than mine .

is one of my bikes I sold it and he did a great job on it.

soon on the circuit

pipoff

ps: sorry my English is really mean

Hello guys,

I always own my NSR after thinking sold it.

But last week end i ride on track at Magny-Cours and decided to keep it because it is so hard-on and i will improve it with new parts

A little vidéo, it was the first of sunday morning 9h00, the best waking up in life

https://vimeo.com/99824170

That's great Niko! Maybe post the link in the NSR Videos section, so it's always easy to find and comment on?
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Very nice, shame about the weather.

You need to keep the revs up a bit more through the corners so you can get into the powerband earlier.

Track was wet and i ride with supercorsa so i was carreful

I suspected that.

What pipes are you running on your bike?