Am lookin for a divvy 900 to buy

kawasakiinit · Nov 28, 2009

dexter said:
Nice one mate........looks a VERY good buy, that one ! :thumbup

LOL, I bet the riding position is like pure bliss compared to the Ape ? :biggrin

well it should do the job , it comes with 10 years worth of old mot's and history etc .
to be honest the riding position on the bling is good for me untill i get below 35 mph then my neck suffers ,i never had any trouble with wrist's on any bike . the divvy is a bus at speed and in town traffic so you can take in the sights etc . bloody hell i think my dad just possesed me cause i have turned into him lol .

i love blasting in the twisties on the bling and dont hang about by any means but i just want to have the best of both worlds as far as budget will alow of course :thumbup

saint nick · Nov 28, 2009

you see I got this theory that you can have almost as much fun getting a tune out of something like that as you can on a blade (say) because that thing requires muscling around when push comes to shove.

Someone with real ability - that's me out - is going to be quicker on that than Mr.Average on a pocket rocket. The best fun you can have on two wheels is going past something that by rights you shouldn't be anywhere near, don't matter who is riding it.

I must admit my whole view of riding has gradually changed, the reality is that most of us underestimate older kit and non sportsbikes in general. And yet it can be more comfortable, just as much fun and arguably more satisfying. But then my other bike is a ZRX so I would say that lol. The other advantage of a sit up is that since most of us are average, we're going to be that much closer to loosing the licence on the sportsbike since it makes high speeds sooo easy. Just IMO.

1066RSV · Nov 29, 2009

kawasakiinit said:
ok boys i got a divvy 900 at last ,24000 mls £900 6 months m.o.t. 12 months tax alarm/immobilizer very clean
i just won a wing rack on flea central and am now in need of some givi/kappa boxes and a divvy 900 wing rack specific fitting kit so if you know anybody etc etc ..

now all that remains is for me to grow a massive beard and start my stamp collection lol ..

'Stefano' on here has one of these 900's too as a commuter as well as his Yellow RSVR.

I've got a 1997 600 Diversion as well as my yellow RSV mille.
I love my Divvy although it is looking a bit tired now & with 50,000 miles on the clock too.:eatcorn

My front fork oil could do with being thicker to stop it nosediving so much and wearing the front tyre out twice as quick as the rear tho.

Running Bridgestones on both my bikes and they are excellent in my view.

irate

Overall good Commute/Tourers Bullet proof engine and gearbox on them too.:thumbup

Less expensive on parts too when the WIND BLOWS IT OVER DURING THE FRICKIN WINTER MONTHS.

... Footpeg,Mirror,front indicator and bar end.:rant

ACTUALLY YOURS WILL ALL FIT MINE.:devious

HondaCBRrr06 · Nov 30, 2009

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Well King of Bling a divvy for a divvy ,,,,,, mmmmm sounds about right ,,,, Dave if u do get panniers make sure theres enough room in them for my dressing gown ,,,,, ready for the next jaunt ,,,,,,,,, innitt :lol

looks the dogs danglies for the price

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