Re: Newbie here
 

its a curvy and its the black one fully faired and its got 16k miles on it FSH and a Datatool veto evo.I'll get pics up when i get it.
Anyone also on MCN forums from her ei am on there Lucas_Yamaha

Re: Newbie here
 

no we dont curvy's are king end ov lol
welcome to the org

Re: Newbie here
 

ahhhhhh i know im on mcn forums. Dont try get your knee down anytime soon on a sv

its a nice bike take it sensibily

Re: Newbie here
 

I like you already :D

You are potentially a curvy owner and probably know the Peak District area quite well. (I'm easilly pleased)

There's a fair few of us that like to frequent that region, including myself. Keep your eye on the Madlanders section.

Re: Newbie here
 

Definitely a good choice of bike, but I'm not so sure about the location - they're a bit funny up your way :p

If you've still got the 125, you're welcome to join a few of the other pennine massive lot on a trip to sunny Squires on Sunday.

Re: Newbie here
 

chompy im always sensible

Re: Newbie here
 

beg to differ from some of your posts on mcn, i havent been on there for a while.

im sure your be fine, watch out for the engine breaking first time, it did supprise me alot

have fun there great bikes

Re: Newbie here
 

i like to ride briskly lol.
yea was wondering what thats going to be like, will i actually need to use the brakes???

Re: Newbie here
 

well yes, but dont go changing from 3rd to 1st in a hurry, it might catch you out.

take it gentle and make sure you slow down with brakes and then change gear untill you get more used to it the you be changing down without breaks and think its normal untill you try in on a 4. I have ridden both so know the difference :D

Re: Newbie here
 

chompy this is probably a newbie thing but i blip the throttle as well so this will help rather than say dropping from 3rd to 2nd without blipping wont it?