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| Andy C |
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 Andy C Tree Seeking Missile

Joined: 26 Apr 2005 Karma :   
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 Posted: 17:56 - 06 Sep 2005 Post subject: RS back on the road! |
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well i finally got it repaired (top end, rear tyre, carb cleaned, oil drained/replaced and few other thing) and came to a total of £625.
was not happy as they said it would be £500 mark but i just managed to afford it with money that i had for my test and some spare money for my wages and a loan of £150 from my dad. (i love the bank of dad!)
have to run it in AGAIN but for some reason even though i can only go 60mph and its cost me a fortune i still love it! ive just rebooked my thoery and then going to get my test done, then it will be time for me to part with the RS i think, get a 400 or even a 600 if i save hard enough.
it wierd how i still love biking even though all my money recently and over next couple of months is going on it!lol ____________________ 99 RS125 --> 02 SV650s --> 03 Speed Four --> 92 RXS100 --> 93 CB400sf --> 01 CB600f Hornet |
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 Yoshi Traffic Copper

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 Posted: 18:18 - 06 Sep 2005 Post subject: Same |
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I have an RS50 and its the same here, I have had to spend £500 ish on the bike to pass MOT, then £350 to insure it, and the cost of buying jacket, lid, gloves, CBT etc. plus selling the TS50 I bought first for a loss of £350
Still love riding it even if it is damn slow!
Matt ____________________ Present: GS650 Katana - Getting ready for summer touring!
Past: TS50, RS50, ZXR400, LT80, TS250 |
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| White Noise |
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 White Noise Mr Dudwee

Joined: 17 Dec 2004 Karma :   
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good man!
glad that its sorted but a bit of an arse that it cost £150 more, surely the garage had to ask you before doing the extra work and bumping the bill up!
hope that your theory and test gets done, and you get yourself a nice 400/600 before the rs goes bang again!
enjoy being on the roads again, and i recon try and learn a bit about your bike so that if it goes pop again then you feel confident to fix it yourself!
WN ____________________ Buy my wife: 96' Yam XJ600s (Diversion)
Wing Commander White Noise - SE Clique
Riding Tip #86: See God, then back off a bit: Problem is i haven't seen god yet, just a close up of tarmac on revett straight
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 Stu_666 Brolly Dolly

Joined: 27 Jun 2004 Karma :  
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Good to hear that Pain in the arse that you have to run it in again. Just finished running in my second bike and I felt a right knob having wankers in their people carriers etc overtaking me
Just out of interest, how many miles/kilometres had the RS done before things went tits up? Interesting to know for when the same might happen to mine... |
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 Andy C Tree Seeking Missile

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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 165 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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