Yamaha Have sold all new R1's
Discussion
Richyboy said:
The riding position is as aggressive as an old ducati, not a lot of fanboys will put up with that when the other bikes are more road friendly. Surely once the hype has died and the next best japanese thing is here next year, the market will be flooded with r1.
If the riding position is that bad then that's not good for me. Of course I may have a different view after a test ride as we are all different. I don't want a sports bike that's going to give me back and wrist ache after a hour.
Why i was surprised with how comfy the 1299 was when I test rode this
Why settle for the boggo R1 when you can have a lightly used R1M?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R1M-/111763969862
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/R1M-/111763969862
Bob "Viagra" Collins @ FWR Tyres had his R1M remapped (to improve the fuelling and derestrict it) and said it really wakes the bike up. Although to be fair, he's confident backing it into corners at over 100 mph and will happily spin the back end all the way out of a 4th gear corner, so doesn't tend to mince about....
tight5 said:
gwm said:
Why settle for the boggo R1 when you can have a lightly used R1M?
Or even get a one with some blokes signature on -linky
R1M every time I would have thought?
fergus said:
Bob "Viagra" Collins @ FWR Tyres had his R1M remapped (to improve the fuelling and derestrict it) and said it really wakes the bike up. Although to be fair, he's confident backing it into corners at over 100 mph and will happily spin the back end all the way out of a 4th gear corner, so doesn't tend to mince about....
Saw this when I was in there last weekend getting some new boots for the 'blade - very tasty. Got mine up on stands yesterday for a chain lube and general clean and noticed a very fine film of oil on the lower fairing r/h/s - nothing major (I've had aprilias and ducatis in the past ) and nothing on the floor where the bikes been stood a week or so.
Then I pop over to one of the R1 forums and noticed a few owners have received recall notices for failing o-rings on an oil pipe just as it enters the motor.
Japanese ste !!
Then I pop over to one of the R1 forums and noticed a few owners have received recall notices for failing o-rings on an oil pipe just as it enters the motor.
Japanese ste !!
legzr1 said:
Got mine up on stands yesterday for a chain lube and general clean and noticed a very fine film of oil on the lower fairing r/h/s - nothing major (I've had aprilias and ducatis in the past ) and nothing on the floor where the bikes been stood a week or so.
Then I pop over to one of the R1 forums and noticed a few owners have received recall notices for failing o-rings on an oil pipe just as it enters the motor.
Japanese ste !!
Maybe it's not the bikes but you?? Then I pop over to one of the R1 forums and noticed a few owners have received recall notices for failing o-rings on an oil pipe just as it enters the motor.
Japanese ste !!
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