I Have Done My Time!

Its been 1 year 51 weeks, 6 days 19 hours and 21 mins! (When i wrote this) But i have done my time!

Tomorrow my 2 years of 33BHP is over!! and i have been good for all of that!!! I am just about to pop the FULL POWER ecu back in my SV!

I should be picking up My 2006 XJR1300 (106BHP) tomorrow!! I managed to have a little ride on it today! (I am getting it from my work and there is a private road running along the side! and I am insured)

F**K ME!! that thing is quick!! WOW!! If i pick it up tomorrow i will post some photos! (May not as i need to recive the fax saying my work has recived payment from Black Horse, And the fax machine is broken! Noooooo!!!!!)

Any ways i still get to ride my SV! FULL POWER!! Muhahahahahaha

Well done

Muscle bikes are cool and the Yam looks great

CB1300 for me next year.............perhaps

for insurance, do they not differentiate between full power and restricted bikes? i.e. you don't need to tell the insurer as it's just something to do with your licence, and they will charge you $ for the bike as though it *was* full power?

Originally Posted by muffles

for insurance, do they not differentiate between full power and restricted bikes? i.e. you don't need to tell the insurer as it's just something to do with your licence, and they will charge you $ for the bike as though it *was* full power?

apart from when you crash.

i bet your gonna love the full power SV.

nope! its free!!

to add my 2006 XJR1300 to my £350 SV insurance and keep the FULL POWER! sv has cost me £230!! till october (ie when i am 20)

hmmm the XJR1300 looks really good to me, nice one mate! And yeah full power SV will also be a lot of fun! And amazing weather this weekend

[Viney]

Are you saying that your SV is going to be full power?? A for the XJ, a nice bike, but it dont exactly go round corners like the SV can/does

Hmmm I think your logic is a tadge flawedin my opinion. You don't even know whether you can handle what the full powered SV can offer,yet your jumping up to a 1300?
Sorry but dont make a whole lot of sense to me.

Originally Posted by bikageboy

apart from when you crash.

i bet your gonna love the full power SV.

you mean insurance companies tell you that you don't need to indicate if it is full power or restricted, then turn round and tell you it did matter after all, when you crash?!

good thing mine's full power anyway!

(p.s. i was implying that they would charge you full price for a bike, i.e. ignore the fact it has a restrictor, if that's what you meant)