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The RE engine is well reviewed and lasts. Its all the other parts that are made from Swiss cheese!4 points
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Listen up you nonentities......this is something that won't be very familiar to you! It's called Motorcycling! And this is the exact position in the abandoned Petrol Station where I found the oil leak on the 1200GS. As you can see, no such issues with a Honda! I sat and looked at it and thought.....there'll be no problem to start it, there'll be no oil leaks, and the brakes are not going to fail. I could take this thing anywhere and have total confidence and peace of mind. It may not be a glamorous bike with all the electronic wizardry, but it'll do for me!4 points
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GB's taken a cracking shot but I'm leaning towards the first pic of Six's. Its an unusual angle, nicely balanced pic and its all about the bike (which looks great) rather than the scenery (which is what usually sways my vote).3 points
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It a great looking bike. There's a lot of negativity towards the new Royal Enfields. Not sure why, bit like BMWs and Harley's the people slagging them off have rarely even ridden one let alone owned one. Buying a bike isn't something I agonise over, if you're aware of the downsides and you like it get it3 points
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Thanks. I definitely want to get a Classic 350 some day but the current plan is to keep the XSR and (when I can afford it) get the RE as a second (well fourth) bike.3 points
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Thats lovely news. Perhaps it was just a bit of adjustment needed both of the bike and the change in pace3 points
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Hey friends! Strange thing...took the XSR out for a nice run to the coast today...and had a really great ride! Thoroughly enjoyed it. It felt lighter, less awkward, I felt more confident and at one with it, I was banking it properly into the bends, I enjoyed blasting past slow traffic. On the way home I enjoyed it even more! It's all since the first service. The bike feels more like it's mine. My bike. Could it be that I'm getting used to it and (dare I say it) starting to love it? Certainly makes me feel better about buying it and (for now) keeping it.3 points
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He bought a hardley, me thinks mid life has hit him hard. now About the rug.2 points
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Oh god I really don't want another feckin title. Mind you TOTY's better than MOTY2 points
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She's making a play for TOTY now @Six30. And now @Marcel has got a Harley this year's contest could be a cliffhanger! What you say Mawsley?2 points
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I don't want an Indian engine that's for sure! I'd take a Loncin or CFMoto engine before that.2 points
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Enter ther Yam in Bike of the Month for August! You're bound to get more votes than me that's for sure!2 points
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For the exposed part of the forks, road depris will eventually prematurely wear out the forky seals.2 points
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Update: So this morning I took the XSR in for its first service. I spoke to the salesman and voiced my feelings about the bike. He said they could probably buy the bike back from me and would come up with a best price later in the day. Meanwhile, they gave me a courtesy bike (MT-07) and I took a trip over to the nearby Royal Enfield dealers and had a test ride on the 350 Classic (took a pic on the test ride). I loved it! and that is so clearly the bike I should have bought in the first place - especially as it's half the price of mine! Unfortunately both the Yamaha and the Royal Enfield dealers couldn't offer me more than £6K for my bike - that's a full £2K less than I paid for it! I was very shocked and disappointed. It's all about what they could sell it for, as against a new one. I understand their position but I'm gutted to find my mistake is so much more costly than I had feared. I guessed I'd lose a thousand in a few weeks but not two thousand! So rather than just accept that and make another impetuous mistake (I so wanted to put a deposit on the 350 Classic) I have decided to wait a bit. Apparently I've already taken the biggest depreciation hit so I could wait some months - even a year - and they would offer me the same price for my bike. So I might as well use the extra performance of mine while I have it and consider the Royal Enfield in the not too distant future. Interestingly, on the journey home the XSR felt a bit more comfortable, a bit easier and looser (maybe due to the service) and I took a detour to the coast. So while I do intend to get the Royal Enfield as soon as I can, at least I feel a bit better about the XSR for now. Thanks all for your advice. This is a great forum! Cheers!2 points
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32C forecast so I'll be out early......hopefully on both days. And Saturday and Sunday afternoon we'll be taking the grandkids out!1 point
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Chocolate helmets, bit messy this time of year. Last bit of my walk today then heading back to the daughters on the bus.1 point
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