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That's an option obviously....But it would only rust again eventually, and I just hate looking at it!

A quality stainless pipe would be my preferred solution.

Once this winter's out the way, I'll be wanting to replace my standard exhaust with something made from stainless steel, as I'm certain that the standard pipe is going to be hideously rusty by this time. I'm less concerned about power increases, or making lots of noise, and more interested in someth...

Does anyone know....Is there a quality aftermarket rear shock absorber available for the Forza 125?

The standard shocks on mine are deteriorating fast, and I'd like to replace them with a better quality pair before next winter.

In my experience, the SH125i is hard to beat as a practical, quality all-rounder....Particularly when fitted with the plastic hand guards, heated grips, and a screen.

The Forza is good....But I'd go back to an SH125 if I could.

Not been on here for a while, as have been rather busy being made redundant, and finding a new job before they came and repossessed my home! All sorted now though, and I find myself working very close to Norwich city centre....I quickly became tired of worrying about where I'd park the car, and the ...

gn2 wrote:At four grand for a 125 manufacturers should be supplying a stainless pipe as standard.

Agreed....And Honda's Akrapovic pipe is really pricey too, even if it does include a new "Sports" seat!

I think, when I'm ready to upgrade, I'll be looking elsewhere.

I have the genuine heated grips....They were fitted at PDI, so I'm afraid I don't know for a fact whether they come with fitting instructions or not, although if they're available as a retro-fit accessory it's probably safe to assume that they do! I went for the genuine grips because they just look ...

Okay, issues with my Forza so far: - Got it home and gave it a good look over....Found a number of the front end panels to be misaligned, and the plastic panel around the base of the handlebars/ignition area had a hairline crack....Rectified within a couple of weeks by the dealer. - Upon first ride,...

Just registered on here, so just a quick introduction. I'm approaching 46, have been riding since the age of eight and on the road since sixteen....I've owned many "Proper" bikes over the years, my favourites being my Guzzis and Morinis, although much has to be said for owning a big Japane...