Just bought a new ER6F

[drew86]

picking it up tomorrow afternoon... brand new, not even a mile on it! very excited. in black... can't wait to collect it and go for a ride! just sorting the dreaded insurance now!
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Now the very proud owner of a brand spanking new black ER6F
MOD2 recently passed... bring on the summer!!

[pepperami]

I was in Orwell Motorcycles a few days ago, and had a look at them.
I quite like the look of them.
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[drew86]

[RePT]

Congratulations, it's a nice bike

Money Talks. I'll just sit here until my student grant rolls in..

[pepperami]

[Rogerborg]

[drew86]

[T0MMY]

[drew86]

[andys675]

enjoy, I really like the look of them

discounts and interest free credit will wreck its used value though
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[fozzym]

I've had one for 12 months now and can honestly say I love the thing. Went to work on it today and did a detour on the way home, such a hoot. If I'm honest I like it better than my 98 zx6r, which is a bit long in the tooth now for road work, but ok for track days.

Enjoy it

[drew86]

[drew86]

[fozzym]

I don't usually commute myself to be honest but I was experimenting for an argument on another thread!

[mjn51]

Because of the trained being fcuked up yesterday I commuted to central London 66 miles each way on my black 2011 ER6F, filtering on the A12 wasn't much fun but the M11 and Essex part of A12 home was a hoot.
I normally do 17 miles each way to and from Station, 5.5k since July, still pleased with not viby at all. you can even see what's in the mirrors at (cough) the NSL.
M

[lozzypop1]

[drew86]

[craigs23]

Nice. I changed the fork springs and oil on mine at the first service, the bike was uncomfortably choppy over anything but the smoothest of roads, and as they were non adjustable, wasn't much I could do with the stock items. The Maxton items sorted things quite nicely, turned the green things into quite a pleasant all rounder.

[Polarbear]

[lozzypop1]

[Recluso]

With the amount of 0% interest offers available at the moment, now's as good a time as any to consider a new bike.

Whilst you can get a good low budget bike on eBay, Gumtree etc, if you happened to see a bike that would require a bit of finance on top, taking into account the interest (which can be as high as 17% and more!!), the amount you would pay on top would probably take you close enough to a brand new bike on 0% that you may as well just go new.
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[Rogerborg]

Hmm, fair point, I hadn't really looked at that way.

It does depend on your budget and wallet though. I'm considerably richer than yow, so finance deals secured on the bike don't particularly interest me - I'd be looking to buy outright up front, and for a discount that reflects the dealer getting their money now rather than over 3 years.
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[fozzym]

[Polarbear]

[Rogerborg]