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RideWithStyles

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  1. Hi, definitely the correct choice now and what you have in mind for your next bike. advice is don't rush just to get the next bike yet even straight after das, learn from your current bike and equipment/gear, whats good and not, what you like/ bugs you? researching (not marketing bs) will help you make a good solid choice to make it cheaper/better/safer for your next purchases.
  2. very cheap, made there for that region off memory very much like dunlops which makes them readily available And cheaper than shipping across the waters, part of the yokohama brand if you from the car world. any road tyre from your favourite brand, just stick to a tier a few down (a few generations old), older tech isn't shite back then and not wasted on the road now but much cheaper to buy, tyre will be freshly made if you get it from a reputable company. so like michelin road 4 or pilot powers or continental road attack 3, avon 3dmx, bridgestone bt23 yada yada.
  3. sold the wifes CBF125 - , owner got a good deal and a great bike. No replacement in the near future, if ever? .
  4. Sale of JOB LOT for Honda cbf125 2011 era parts. official honda parts and Honda network supplied* Engine; 12391-krm840 rocker cover gasket.* 15421-ksp-910 oil strainer. ul 910058 x5 sump plug crush washer. steering /headset; 53211-268-010 race str top.* 53212-200-000 race str bottom.* 50301-ktr-900 x2 race strg top ball.* 53214-200-000 rubber seal.* 90543-mv9-670 x2 rubber mount.* 60531-kw6-840 x2 ball bearing assy.* suspension/wheels/brake/light. 91356-kag-901 x2 fork cap seals.* 90601-gf5-731 spring clip.* 1190128-kte-910 bolt stud 8x20 hub/sprocket. 900180 brake caliper nipple. possibly might throw these in too? two universal instecks motorcycle indicators (2 light units/pieces) plus matching resistors. job lot going cheap as i have no use for these. PM if interested. Thanks, RWS.
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    Hi, nice, enjoy!
  6. what about cheese toaster? grill? job title exotic dance Aka lap dancing toaster. do they have extroplazma (hell) or silicone (heaven -Red dwarf) very short survey, extremely vague and little detailed in questions so not sure the point at what it was trying to convey really. Think Fliddes should do a survey
  7. nice, I wouldnt have called it a cougar...
  8. honda, just go specialist or at least a dealer to trust, silver or padgetts
  9. Thanks Gero! added in wise words i dont have time to add in myself. first of buy on condition and history- doesn't have to be dealer, specialist or owt fancy. but if local ask the service mech what they needed to do to it, slip um £20 for honest answer cos mostly those poor mofos aint paid enough
  10. Hi and welcome. bcars and bikes are totally different beasts! yes for a gauge of bikes but you really need to research what you ACTUALLY REQUIRE for you, not just be biggest lump you can fit your arse on! body dimensions, skill matter, your lifestyle rather than lust for!!!! just to be clear they hope the bike they get in doesnt have a problem so don't expect them to actually know to fix a bike, they get outside help for that...
  11. i call total BS on the claims of real range and charging! half the range as best and double the time. wish they'd stop claiming mathematical models of just battery and a motor rather than actual real world. you could tour but there just plastic rather than rubber so you'd probably spend more time in an ambulance, copies of the old metz z6s / terrible dunlop 214s.
  12. just internet with the risk of dealing with the chinese loose claims. small aftermarket manufacturers like SP, fuel , pipewerx but even if they are willing youll either have to send them your old exhaust or more likely leave you bike with them for a few days at best.
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