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Asharin
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 Posted: 15:29 - 08 Apr 2011  Post subject: The Viagra |
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..well that's what the mrs calls it :/ It's a '97 Virago XV125, I've posted it in various stages of fixing/bodging before but this is the bike as it currently stands, aside from cosmetics it's running sweet as a nut now.
The rear brake is at the end of it's life and will need renewing very soon (like before June when the MOT is due) and I could maybe replace the indicators with ones not held together by gaffa tape...
Honestly though, I like the bike as it is, sad I know, the only thing that could really improve it for me is losing the L plates, and that's within the next year and half..
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blurredman
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| Posted: 17:05 - 08 Apr 2011 Post subject: |
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They're quite big bikes space wise arn't they?
I don't mind that look. 
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blurredman
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| Posted: 22:49 - 08 Apr 2011 Post subject: |
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| asharin wrote: | | Blurredman wrote: | They're quite big bikes space wise arn't they?
I don't mind that look. |
Yeah but not as big as some of the newer 125 cruisers, suits me though it's like riding an armchair (very comfy) |
how fast can you go then mate? ^^
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| asharin wrote: | | Blurredman wrote: |
how fast can you go then mate? ^^ |
I had 70 out of it. Once. With a strong following wind.
Normal best it can do is 65, but it's straining  It's more comfortable at 60 for top speed. |
I never go above 50 to be honest. And when I try I know I'm killing the bike slowly 
Lots of NSL routes to my university- Pitty they're all almost purely farmer used country lanes
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