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Does the bike run lumpy as buggery under 4,000rpm? Still on map 1.
Is the bike relatively (it is a big V twin after all) smooth at low revs? On map 2
(Both the above relate to free-er flowing cans such as Akras).
Only way to know for sure, as Stix says, it to take it to a dealer who will check with an Axone diagnostic machine.
Is the bike relatively (it is a big V twin after all) smooth at low revs? On map 2
(Both the above relate to free-er flowing cans such as Akras).
Only way to know for sure, as Stix says, it to take it to a dealer who will check with an Axone diagnostic machine.
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Not sure where you are based but you need to make sure you have a decent local dealer:lol:lol
If yo are within striking distance of Tamworth in the Midlands then Griff at Aprillia Performance is your man:thumbup
I think Southern Cross have a good reputation also
Whatever you do make sure you use a place that has been recommended
If yo are within striking distance of Tamworth in the Midlands then Griff at Aprillia Performance is your man:thumbup
I think Southern Cross have a good reputation also
Whatever you do make sure you use a place that has been recommended
Thanks guys - I have seen Griff's name crop up all over the place on this forum; but I'm based in North London (Hertfordshire border) so I may struggle with that - anyone in London have a favoured dealer? Baffles came out the second I got the bike home and won't be going back in.
I'm definitely going to go down a tooth on the front, despite all I had read, I was still suprised by how highly geared the bike is as standard. I'm assuming the 1 tooth drop at the front doesn't throw the speedo out too much?
i'm loving tuono ownership though - although I'm finding myself looning about far more spiritedly than I ever did on the bum up/wrist down sports bikes I've always had - the idea was to take life more slowly!!
I'm definitely going to go down a tooth on the front, despite all I had read, I was still suprised by how highly geared the bike is as standard. I'm assuming the 1 tooth drop at the front doesn't throw the speedo out too much?
i'm loving tuono ownership though - although I'm finding myself looning about far more spiritedly than I ever did on the bum up/wrist down sports bikes I've always had - the idea was to take life more slowly!!
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Southern Cross Motorcycles Ltd.www.southerncrossmotorcycles.co.uk/
2 Maygrove Road Kilburn, London NW6 2EB
020 7625 1125
Have seen good things written about these guys in the past
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Welcome BFJ, Yer getting the idea.
i'm loving tuono ownership though - although I'm finding myself looning about far more spiritedly than I ever did on the bum up/wrist down sports bikes I've always had - the idea was to take life more slowly!!
:thumbup
i'm loving tuono ownership though - although I'm finding myself looning about far more spiritedly than I ever did on the bum up/wrist down sports bikes I've always had - the idea was to take life more slowly!!
:thumbup
Hey Benfj
I'd give Griff a call mate he does home visits if you've got a garage he can use, i carnt recommend him enough. He called at my mates house an done both our bikes this week
the man is a genius totaly transformed my bike. give him a call at Aprilia Performance in Tamworth.
I'd give Griff a call mate he does home visits if you've got a garage he can use, i carnt recommend him enough. He called at my mates house an done both our bikes this week
the man is a genius totaly transformed my bike. give him a call at Aprilia Performance in Tamworth.
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