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PeterC
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look HERE
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I had a 2007 YBR 125 and it was definitely 'miles per hour'
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from a quick google - ' its difficult to remove rear wheel.' Might help if you read the noobie section and introduced yourself
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Check/clean/secure all 'earth' connections first off.
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I don't think they have a timer for servicing - it would have to be on a chip linked to date, with a separate mini battery, as the mileometer is 'clockwork'. A dealer has never serviced my bike since I had it and I have had no lights on. Check cable connections to everything.
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Like TM I suspect that the number who never have and never will far outweighs those who have, or will.
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Not you Up - your opinions are always thoughtful and well considered - the happy chappy
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinions - it's just that his were rubbish :-)
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may help you get an answer
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http://fbhvc.co.uk/bio-fuels/ Have look here - if you scroll down a bit - well a lot - you will see this Recommendations for Materials Considered for Use in Ethanol and Ethanol/Gasoline Blend Brass is not recommended And there is a lot more info re seals. cheers P
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Yes you are very new, so probably best to start at the very beginning.
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Hole to drain condensation from the pipes.
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kilometres????
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You can't ride it even if it is restricted, before you have passed your test. Suggest you read the rules about tests and bikes.
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Take it back to the shop - it is under warranty
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Sure it's not the way you're riding it? Other than that - no idea. But had you considered introducing yourself before just joining and asking a question. Haven't even completed your profile. Hope you get it fixed but don't hold your breath. cheers Peter
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Hello Having had 31 views (and rising) you might want to consider why there have been no replies and then read the pinned item at the top of this forum. Having read it and maybe posted a bit more than Hi and maybe include where you are in your profile - you could also look at the other parts of the forum where a question such as yours might reasonably be expected to get an answer. Hope this helps Peter
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So you can look through a viewfinder and ride at the same time? Only joking. It may take a bit of trial and error to get the mount position sorted. But even a camera with a viewfider can move on its mount
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A good tip Mallory is to ask/get the dealer to fit it as part of the sale of the bike. Most will not want to loose a sale for £170 and they chuck the labour in free. I got mine free this way. I realise this is too late for you now.
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You asked in your original post 'can i get it restricted to ride on a CBT until I pass my Theory and my DA? ' And I think you got a reasonable answer.