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SIII
01-09-10, 07:34 PM
Hi, thought i really oughta intro myself,(Siii = Series 3, refering to my series 3 Land Rover I trial) I have been lurking and posted a couple of times but felt I really wasn't 'worthy' as I hadn't actually ridden an SV!
I sat my Mod 1 last week and sat my Mod 2 this afternoon and passed first time :smt109(2 minor faults).
I traded my VT125 in 2 weeks ago for a brand spanking K9 in Nebular black and it has been sat in my yard, polished and started every night and today I actually got to ride my very shiny pointy tonight:D Dont recommend buying new bike before passing - just adds to the pressure.:smt120
Looking forward to attending some rideouts, once I can go over 5500 revs(very fustrating - but probably for the best) and hopefully attend some Ecosse events.:smt045

Just thought, should I make my avatar of a pretty young thing to ensure lots of replies?

davepreston
01-09-10, 07:46 PM
nice photos or not your still jockaneese so no wont help
slancha

RichT
01-09-10, 07:48 PM
Welcome to the Org.

Bibio
01-09-10, 07:51 PM
weclome. ignore preston he is just pizzed he crashed his bike.

Mighty Boosh
01-09-10, 08:47 PM
Welcome to the awesome ORG.

once I can go over 5500 revs(very fustrating - but probably for the best)


Was led to believe that it does the engine more good than harm revving it to just below the red line every now and again when running in.

BTW good choice of bike.:smt045:-dd

fenjer
01-09-10, 08:48 PM
Welcome and Congrats!

Ride safe - shiny side up and all that! :)

slark01
01-09-10, 09:06 PM
céad míle fáilte

Ste.

minimorecambe
01-09-10, 09:09 PM
Hey :)

El Saxo
01-09-10, 09:10 PM
Welcome to the site mate :D

The running-in will go quicker than you think and it's a good excuse to ride as much as possible - I went away for the weekend to the lakes while I was running mine in, did most of the mileage in the one weekend! ;)

BigBaddad
02-09-10, 07:20 AM
Howdo

maxinc
02-09-10, 07:25 AM
Welcome to the ORG and enjoy your new toy!

5500rpm is not bad for a few hundred miles. Gives you some of time to get used to the bike before unleashing the true (and frightening sometimes) power.

SIII
02-09-10, 08:58 PM
Thanks for all the greetings:D

Been riding SV for 24 hrs and managed 120 miles already (had to go to work otherwise would have notched the 500 already)

Probably right about the 5500 revs, even short shifting doesn't take long to get to 75.:-dd

Had 40 minutes to go for a quick ride tonite, just rode for 20 minutes as far as I could get, turned around and rode home. Didn't matter where I went just enjoying the ride.:cool:

N8te rider
02-09-10, 09:01 PM
Aloha!

tinpants
03-09-10, 06:42 AM
Another bloody Jock then. I think its a slow invasion.




Welcome to the Org BTW.