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Hi there, Just signed up last night and having a lot of un as well as learning a lot already !!! Been biking for more than 40 years now and picked up an `08 R1 a few months back, actually a UK import !!! Loving it so far and made at least 20 changes to it, to personalize it so to speak, and also to make it fit me better for moderate raod use. Its been a very enjoyable project. ( Somebody tell me how to upload a pic pls !!! ) I have a few other bikes, mostly Yammies, but also a Kawa ZRX. Cant wait for the Spring and some decent weather to get out and enjoy this bike in my local area ( Wicklow ). Always lots of UK bikers passing through the area from May to October, espc Laragh and the Wicklow Gap/ Glendalough area if any of you have heard of it. Anyway, cheers to all.

Hi mate welcome

Hi mate, welcome in, good choice off model Been tae Dublin before , great place !!!!

Welcome in m8, hope you enjoy the site and are enjoying the bike. This link should help with pics

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Be nice to see the mods in this thread as well

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Hi welcome in,lookin forward to seein the pics

Hi James and welcome, look forward to seeing the pics fella

Okay Guys. Hope this works. Pics of the bike.

very nice looking bike , have you raised the bars?.

Thanks for the comment. Yeah, I put a set of Apex risers on it and for me, made the bike a lot more comfortable. These are 4 inch risers, and I am using 3 inches of whats available. The bars are also set wider than the stockers, which suits me a lot better.

Welcome in mate. Nice looking bike.

Colin

Welcome in James

Welcome to the forum James


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Welcome to the forum James, beautiful looking bike, enjoy your new toy

Welcome in James
Bike looks good

Thanks for all the nice compliments on the Bike Guys and hope to learn a lot on this site, as well as having a lot of fun interacting with the various members.

Daithi wrote:Thanks for all the nice compliments on the Bike Guys and hope to learn a lot on this site, as well as having a lot of fun interacting with the various members.

Ha Ha Ha good luck interacting with Scrappy

Daithi wrote:Okay Guys. Hope this works. Pics of the bike.

Bike looks lovely, not sure why the weights are on the outer edge of the wheels

Love your part of the world, my mum is from Malahide so spent a fair bit of time there

PJC wrote: not sure why the weights are on the outer edge of the wheels

Arent they just Decals?

2002r1jon wrote:

PJC wrote: not sure why the weights are on the outer edge of the wheels

Arent they just Decals?

Saying what Ginger

PJC wrote:

2002r1jon wrote:

PJC wrote: not sure why the weights are on the outer edge of the wheels

Arent they just Decals?

Saying what Ginger

Yamaha?
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More sensible that putting the "wheel weights" on the outer rim though lanky

Well spotted, but its not those flat ones , but the gel type raised versions. Same company though.

PJC wrote:

Daithi wrote:Okay Guys. Hope this works. Pics of the bike.

Bike looks lovely, not sure why the weights are on the outer edge of the wheels

Love your part of the world, my mum is from Malahide so spent a fair bit of time there

As you Mum is from Malahide, you are forgiven for your observations on my wheel `weights` !!!!

Daithi wrote: As you Mum is from Malahide, you are forgiven for your observations on my wheel `weights` !!!!

Daithi wrote:Well spotted, but its not those flat ones , but the gel type raised versions. Same company though.

Close enough