Harrydh3

Can someone add ''Rollo'' to the attendance list please thankyou

im dumbfounded mate sounds like youve tried everything, though mine did this when it had drank all the oil (have you checked the dipstick?) haha confuzed the hell outa me for an hour lol

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What model was it? 09 Yamaha YZF R125 When did you buy it and how much did it cost? December 2011 for £1650 with around 5600 miles on the clock Good points? Handling, sticks like glue. yamaha quality and attention to detail riding position is good, not as bad on the wrists as you'd think. but you do notice it after 30-40 miles. Its very light, 127kg dry great arround town and on the a-roads. plenty enough grunt to keep up with traffic. unbelevabley forgiving, mess up and 9 times out of 10 the bike will save you, great for learners. great on the petrol the lights are... OK Bad points? To do any servicing you have to remove some fairing The spark plug is inacessible! Drinks oil Would you get another? no, but only because is a 125. Brilliant first bike not the easiest to maintain but well worth it. tops out at 86mph gret at low revs through town, i've done 5400 miles and no problems yet. 12400 miles on the clock now and still going strong, no mechanical faliures as of yet apart from it shorting out on the engine casing in the english summer a couple of times. had 1 set of brake pads and tyres so far. would recomend highly if you can bear the crunch of plastic every time you have a learner moment

take it to a garage...

I did my CBT last thursday and did literally everything imaginable wrong simply because it was my first time on the road on a bike (i say bike, i did it on a 50cc moped) went down 2 no entrys left the indicator on more times than i remember went over the stop line 5+ times by the time we got back to the center i'd resigned myself to failing and thought it was a foregone conclusion, but he then comes through and say's i've passed. although he was a terrible instructor, not helpful, didnt explain everything properly and just was a very poor at speaking to people who dont know much about riding motorbikes. i would NOT reccomend LMT motorcycles in louth. DONT GO THERE. -Harry