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Hi there, this is my first R1, its not new to this forum it was purchased off a member, im just currently putting my own touches to it

Hey Ant, which member and what bike?

it was Valerio and its a 4XV R1 thanks

Hi Ant and welcome to the forum mate


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Welcome in Anthony
Give us a bit about your biking history & get some pics up

anthony4773 wrote:it was Valerio and its a 4XV R1 thanks

OHHHHHHHHH DEAR

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:it was Valerio and its a 4XV R1 thanks

OHHHHHHHHH DEAR

Shhhh it's a perfect R1


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Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:it was Valerio and its a 4XV R1 thanks

OHHHHHHHHH DEAR

im worried

anthony4773 wrote:

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:it was Valerio and its a 4XV R1 thanks

OHHHHHHHHH DEAR

im worried

Only pulling your plonker chap

jompy wrote:Welcome in Anthony
Give us a bit about your biking history & get some pics up

Not been riding long, first bike Aprilia Rs125, second gixxer k7 600 and now the R1 and still not ridden it yet as its in bits in the workshop

Well welcome to the R1 club
4xv's are very well mannered until you hit 8000rpm then they get a tad wild , you'll love the bike it's a lot of bang ( and handling ) for your buck

a steering damper is my next needed purchase

anthony4773 wrote:a steering damper is my next needed purchase

Good lol

anthony4773 wrote:

jompy wrote:Welcome in Anthony
Give us a bit about your biking history & get some pics up

Not been riding long, first bike Aprilia Rs125, second gixxer k7 600 and now the R1 and still not ridden it yet as its in bits in the workshop

Why in bits

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:

jompy wrote:Welcome in Anthony
Give us a bit about your biking history & get some pics up

Not been riding long, first bike Aprilia Rs125, second gixxer k7 600 and now the R1 and still not ridden it yet as its in bits in the workshop

Why in bits

The weather is crap and im an engineer by trade so I like to make sure things are right

Hello and welcome mate. If you think a GSXR 600 is quick wait until your first decent run on the R1.

Colin

can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

anthony4773 wrote:can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

I think the consensus is firstly to go with what grade its been running with ......... I use motul 300v

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

I think the consensus is firstly to go with what grade its been running with ......... I use motul 300v

I have no idea on what its been running on, I've just flushed the coolant so the oil is next and then to adjust the forks as a good friend on mine tells me that winding then down improves the handling

anthony4773 wrote:can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

Castrol Power 1 10w40

anthony4773 wrote:

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

I think the consensus is firstly to go with what grade its been running with ......... I use motul 300v

I have no idea on what its been running on, I've just flushed the coolant so the oil is next and then to adjust the forks as a good friend on mine tells me that winding then down improves the handling

I'd like to a hear more in depth explanation on that

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:

Luke03R1 wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

I think the consensus is firstly to go with what grade its been running with ......... I use motul 300v

I have no idea on what its been running on, I've just flushed the coolant so the oil is next and then to adjust the forks as a good friend on mine tells me that winding then down improves the handling

I'd like to a hear more in depth explanation on that

Before you change anything on the fork settings read up on what does what and learn a bit about it for yourself. There's a wealth of information on here about suspension and I think you be a wise bloke to use it before taking anybody's advice for gospel before you fully understand it for yourself.

Even if your mate is some suspension guru.
Just my thought's......

thanks for the advice, I really need to get out on it first I did notice when searching for a bike that a few had, had this done already

Welcome to the forum Ant


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LOCKE wrote:

anthony4773 wrote:can anyone recommend an oil for the bike, while the fairings off its a job on the to do list

Castrol Power 1 10w40

+1 think you can get it for £28 deliverd off Amazon