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fish wrote:without a CVT?

There will be a CVT, so two belts to change.
This scooter might appeal to the gullible.

Here you go: https://www.urbanrider.co.uk/tucano-urb ... a-300.html

James Garner I believe.
Remember going to the cinema to see that back in the 60s.

you you wrote:

gn2 wrote:

Bitcoin_Gav wrote:It’s a 2015

Be good till 2035 easy.

Well be in our 600th lockdown by then.

Vaccines coming.

Bitcoin_Gav wrote:It’s a 2015

Be good till 2035 easy.

It will last for as long as you maintain it and has the potential to outlast you.

Yes, that is exactly the correct oil to use.

Some Yamahas have much longer intervals between valve clearance checks, so 12,000 miles is quite disappointing.

Fuel in UK is supplied in litres.
When calculation done to imp mpg it aleays matched the readout

Never park facing downhill.

UK mk1 Forza does litres or imperial gallons.

Engine isn't downgraded.

Yes, still drum rear.
Looks to me like all the body panels, seat, engine, exhaust, wheels, instruments and lights are different.

Listed on Honda UK site, no price yet.

https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles/ran ... rview.html

Look on the sidewall of the tyre. It should have a direction indicator on it. This tells you which wheel it can be used on and what direction to fit it. R> Rear only <F Front only <F/R> Can be fitted on Front or rear It is essential to comply with this indicator, if your rear tyre doesn't have a <F/...

Masks may stop droplets but they do ZERO to stop the virus spreading as an aerosol. This is based on a false premise. Virus alone can pass through masks, but when exhaled by a human it is always contained within the water in the breath. If two people are wearing masks and standing six feet apart th...

I think its the little rectangular reflector not the tail light.
If you cba'd going to dealer, just buy one mail order/online and swap it yourself.
Of more concern is the CZD300A recall for dodgy brake levers.

Take the weight off your butt as you approach the bump.