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@RigsVille Hope you have a good one

Good morning Had a great ride out yesterday with the club, covered over 350 miles and went down some great roads, loved it

You are welcome Fuel consumption depending how hard you ride 20-40 miles per litre maybe a little more if you ride steady, which isn't too bad for a heavy bike like this. If you need any more info, or any help with anything if you buy one, you are more than welcome to ask me

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Hi @KaDonowann Initially though I bought the bike because I like the colour, other similar bikes were black which I did not want. I bought from a local dealer who sells Lexmoto who at the time were the importers and distributors for UM. UM though now I think import themselves directly to the UK. The filter is just a regular fuel filter, I changed it at around 11000 Miles no problems with it I just wanted to replace it. Power wise yes sometimes but you have to accept it's limitations and just enjoy the bike for what it is, in the UK many roads have had speed restrictions placed upon them and many are reduced to 50mph, this though is a very nice comfortable cruising speed for the bike, it will go faster and top speed is around 65 to 70 mph, but the bike is not designed to be ridden fast it is a cruiser so just cruise. Servicing I do all my own and any repairs that need doing, it's not a complicated bike, you just have to be methodical with your approach to doing any work on it. The parts suppliers for the UK are another company called Quadzilla, they have very limited stock at the moment so any parts requests are email only. The bike is heavy at 172kg but once moving it is very nimble and handles very very well, corners great and quite capable of some fast corners, you do though need to trust in the bike and don't fight it. The main areas to look after are regular oil changes and regular cleaning, keep the chain well lubed. They are good bikes in terms of build quality and engineering, yes I have had a few issues but nothing in comparison with other brands of small cc bikes. If you decide to buy one I am sure you will enjoy it, I will be keeping mine even when I get my full licence she will be used everyday. Happy biking

Currently at Barton bike night

As an aside, this weekend with the ride outs, I should reach 12000 miles

Good morning Looking forward to later

Fuel pump fine, changed fuel filter, the only issue I had was the mechanical seal on the water pump if that is what you were referring to, which is sorted as a part from a Honda was retro fitted as is fine, no more leaks Regardless of the make most parts can be traced back to it's origin, and will be compatible with some slight tweaking if necessary. I will have no issues finding other parts if and when required, just need to know how to go about it, and trawl t'interweb, yes it's time consuming but doable

I just filled up tonight with E5 £28.00 at £1.96L but she was thirsty

My Xena is a UM can't fault her

It's not just physical health, mental health and well being is probably more important. I have been given a decent pay rise from next week, which will allow me to have more freedom out on the bike, it's such a boost and does really make you feel good, just knowing I have that freedom to look forward too

Good morning Chippy tea run tonight, as I doubt I will get any tomorrow at Barton

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Good morning @Ian Frog apologies for not being there last night, did you go down ? I had to work late and didn't get home till gone 8, maybe get chance another time

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@Ian Frog Entrance to the car park is on the A635 Barnsley Rd, https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.5369159,-1.1649365,78m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en

Cheers everyone

No fear of that, the chairman and secretary come in their car than on the bikes most of the time