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Mike888 wrote:Do you change your oil by time or mileage. I saw that the first 600 mile or 1 month. I don't think I would be able to drive 600 miles in a month so what do your reccomend. To go by time or miles

Mileage

Having managed to get the bar ends off (by drilling the bar bolts) I then needed to test removal of the mirror stems for subsequent fitting of wind protectors (fix to bar ends and mirror stalks). Both left and right mirrors unscrew clockwise on mine (locking nuts were easy too) but with a small adj...

There are several places that sell parts fairly inexpensively on the web. One of them is bikebandit.com however you MUST know what your bike looks like as apposed to the 2013 because the 2013 is ENTIRELY different. There is not a 2014 model in the United States, and the 2015 model has LED lights. O...

Did you buy the scooter from new?
Recently have it serviced?
Seems a long time for a manufacturing fault to show itself.

Having managed to get the bar ends off (by drilling the bar bolts) I then needed to test removal of the mirror stems for subsequent fitting of wind protectors (fix to bar ends and mirror stalks). Both left and right mirrors unscrew clockwise on mine (locking nuts were easy too) but with a small adj...

My PCX is red with a white tail piece. I can say categorically that this combination of colors in this arrangement and ratio is faster than either red or white unmixed. Hey Zonker, you need to get that fixed. You will have tensile forces building up as the red will want to pull away from the white ...

homie wrote:Is there a cricket world series? Honestly don't know

Yes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_ICC_World_Twenty20
Plus many other international matches.

Cricket explained ;) You have two sides, one out in the field and one in. Each man that's in the side that's in goes out, and when he's out he comes in and the next man goes in until he's out. When they are all out, the side that's out comes in and the side thats been in goes out and tries to get th...

homie wrote:This is why I don'y move out any further west

road test... pass
moron test... pass
Briggs & Stratton?

Organ donor in the making.

Stick with normal pressures

Should be the same, Scooter version is different and more difficult to fit.

Note: Did not involve me! yesterday as normal all the bikes was around Belmont for a lovely Sunday ride, with loads of photo opportunities, while at Rivington Barn (Higher) rescue helicopters were sighted, the end result turning out to be the worst nightmare, two bikes had hit head on, one carrying...

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Slip on some grip puppies. I have Oxford heated grips(scooter version) and grip puppies

I have seen the same post on the VFR forum , I have a 750 FV and think the SV650 would be a much better first bike. With the VFR or any other fully faired bike it will be costly if you drop it, which as a newly qualified rider is quite likely.

I spent 4 years working in Austria and suspect there will be many weeks where you will not be able to ride, no matter what tyres you have. I would use a Theromscud, heated grips, large Givi screen and large handguards. With a thermoscud you should have a good quality textile jacket and then be good ...

No damage to any panels, used lithium white grease on all tabs. Easy.

Finished, Gaiters fit perfectly.

Another tip: The screws may look like Philips and for the most part a Philips will work, but they're actually JIS. The geometry is just different enough that you can strip the head on tight fasteners. A set of JIS screwdrivers is worth adding to your toolbox. A fact I should have been aware of befo...

DrewJW wrote:Have you topped up your indicator fluid? charged the flux capacitor, and infused the ignition relays with cabbage?

Yes and only ever use red cabbage.

Wow, serious stuff. I am planning to riding my with scoot until there is snow on the streets so I am wondering what is your winter clothing? I have a leather Belstaff jacket or Frank Thomas textile suit. Got a thermoscud which I didn't fit last winter but will this year. The hand guards make so muc...