Joined Nov 2007
839 Posts | 0+
Northampton
Suddenly realised after my last post that since I've had my RSVR we've been in the grotty weather season. I haven't yet been out when you can just take it for granted that the road won't be covered in slimy wet leaves just around the next corner.
Being an optimist I noticed that the nights are already starting to start a little later! I am SO looking forward to some dry, salt free roads to really enjoy the bike!
Heard the first rumour today that's it going to be a hot summer! Probably untrue but don't care, just want mild with dry roads........ easily pleased!
Being an optimist I noticed that the nights are already starting to start a little later! I am SO looking forward to some dry, salt free roads to really enjoy the bike!
Heard the first rumour today that's it going to be a hot summer! Probably untrue but don't care, just want mild with dry roads........ easily pleased!
Hi mate thanks do you know any thing about starting problems as i have one it will start but some times i get nothing on the button if i play with kill switch the pump will kick back in so i need a bike leky do you know any body on this site who can help me thanks lee
Joined Jan 2008
600 Posts | 0+
Essex
Hi all
Been following the site for the last couple of weeks, and have just registered. After riding 4 cylinder sports bikes for the last 12 years i decided to have a change, and i too have just bought an new RSV with the akro's from Taz :biggrin. i'm not sure if i'm missing somthing but why won't you be riding your new bike untill march. don't you just wash it when you get home. i intend to use this time of year to do some sensible miles to get the new toy run in so that when the good weather gets here it ready for some serious riding. both my ZX7R & ZX9R where both bought new, ridden all year washed when finished and were both sold after 6 years still looking like they had only just had the plates fitted. from what i have seen and read on here, build quality appears to be up to the job, i hope.
Been following the site for the last couple of weeks, and have just registered. After riding 4 cylinder sports bikes for the last 12 years i decided to have a change, and i too have just bought an new RSV with the akro's from Taz :biggrin. i'm not sure if i'm missing somthing but why won't you be riding your new bike untill march. don't you just wash it when you get home. i intend to use this time of year to do some sensible miles to get the new toy run in so that when the good weather gets here it ready for some serious riding. both my ZX7R & ZX9R where both bought new, ridden all year washed when finished and were both sold after 6 years still looking like they had only just had the plates fitted. from what i have seen and read on here, build quality appears to be up to the job, i hope.
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