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PabloK42

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  1. 120 round trip to get MOT, ER6F needed new battery which was bought and in place. 10 miles away from MOT station, needles drop to zero on both speedo and rev counter plus all lights disappear from dash. Great....., check battery and all connections are spot on so looks like alternator... 3 hours later get the bike picked up by Green Flag and we both turn up at the garage - Embarrassing !! Bike still at garage to have checked over as missed my slot for MOT. Me and bike are no longer friends.....!!!
  2. Hi all, Can I pick your brains, I have had a few contacts from people interested in buying my bike - Is there anything I should be wary off when getting close to doing a deal? The reason I ask as my friend has told me some horror stories about Paypal accounts being broken into etc My intention would be met individual face to face, do deal, await for funds credit into my account then pass over bike?? World is a complicated place these days..... Cheers
  3. Hi, Give me a shout after the winter, too cold me me right now - Be careful if you go out this weekend pse
  4. Cheers for advice all. Basically my thought process was to be super safe and get a full service done to ensure the bike was perfect after sitting in the garage for a few months. The bike was cleaned and has been covered in garage for last 3 months. Haynes manual appears the way to go
  5. Thanks guys - Much appreciated on advice. I am in Glasgow. I will shop around (This was the price quoted from place I bought bike) to get a better price as I thought £278 + VAT was steep!! Cheers
  6. Howdo all, This is my second year in the biking world which I have totally loved One thing that concerns me is the servicing of my bike after the winter is over - The ER6F has been sitting in the garage for a while now, so I want to be confident when I get back on it everything works as it should. I have been quoted £278 + VAT for full service (Bike done total of 7k miles) - Is this a reasonable price? Cheers
  7. Try the below link - Makes interesting reading. So it wasn’t just me who found passing in Shieldhall Glasgow (Passed 2nd time) a pain in the arse! http://assets.dft.gov.uk/publications/d ... sa0421.xls
  8. Just a quick post to ask if any folk fancy getting together to start rideouts to see the glorious sights of Scotland. I passed my Mod 2 test earlier this year BTW so I am not a Valentino Rossi or anywhere near at this early stage of my biking life. Cheers guys + gals
  9. Hi Em, From my own experience I would say the ER6f is ideal for someone has just passed their test. It has a 650 engine which is plenty faster (Classified as a sports tourer bike) and is easy to ride with good brakes. I may be biased, however I think the bike looks the business and comes at a reasonable price. I have ridden my brothers GSXR 750 on many occasions over the last few months and I actually prefer my bike!! (I think my brother does too as he keeps buggin me to borrow mine). Downsides are the petrol tank aint the biggest and the mirror are total crap - I had to get extensions. That said, there are plenty of great 600/650s out there which I haven’t ridden so perhaps others will give you a good steer with their recommendations too. Cheers!!
  10. Having passed my test earlier this year and purchased a Kawasaki 650 ER6F (2008) to play with, I thought I would give a brief update on how the first 6 months have gone. 1st Month - Picked up bike from Perth and rode like a total pussy in the pouring rain down to Glasgow. Riding through piddles on a motorway was not the way I wanted my first riding experience on my new bike to be. 2nd Month - Starting to get confident albeit the weather is total garbage, therefore riding time is kept to a minimum. Begin to go on ride outs with pals, really enjoying the experience and the banter. 3rd Month - Confidence building, can easily keep up with ride out mates. 4th month to now - Totally love my bike, love the freedom, love creating the bond with other bikers. The highlight being attending BSB at knockhill and met loads of folk and didn’t meet anyone who wasn’t a "top man/girl". I have a sporty car, however I now always take the bike option - There is just no contest.
  11. Thanks for all the great advice - Cheers!!
  12. Bought my first biggish bike earlier this year, can anyone advise on how freqently I should oil my Kawasaki 650 ER6F(2008) chain? I am concerned this poxy weather is simply killing my bike despite having two covers over it!! Can anyone also recommend a anti rust spray too?? Lovin this summer, its a belter!!
  13. Bought new helmet - What a difference. The old helmet clearly was the wrong size and was trying to pull my head off over 60 mph. Thanks for all the tips/advice.
  14. If they were out for Breast Cancer then great stuff!
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