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hi, im peter from Argyll in Scotland. I just got my first r1, 2001 5jj. when I bought it the last owner lost paperwork for the alarm, how do I go about getting this? thanks

Hi peter,

Welcome to the forum, this is a great site and peeps are very helpful. Tell us a bit about your biking history so members can say a proper hello and then post your question in the 5jj section, loads of members have or have had these r1's.

Also post up some pics, we love pics on here.

We have a great sense of humour on here, though at times it can take some getting used to.... We are harmless and we do support one and other, we are like a big family, generally we get on, but we have the odd spat .... But hay that's life.

As I say.... Welcome to the best bike furum I the universe .... Oh.... And my spelling is sh!te as the guys keep telling me

Welcome in, as for your question...... What make Is the alarm? Give th a tinkle

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I started off my bikes with a vfr400 nc23, then moved onto a zxr750 h2 then a p2 zx7r. I then bought a k3 750 which I had for 5 years before getting my r1 5jj. I don't know how to post a picture but im sure I will get help from you guys. I don't know what kind of alarm is on my bike as there is no sticker on it

Welcome in Peter
Hope you enjoy the 5jj they're a cracking bike , the places in the bike trade that my Mrs worked for used to strip out bike alarms if they were over 5 years old if there was any electrical problems as it was quite often the alarm causing it .
Here's the guide to posting pic's , you'll need a photobucket account
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144

To post a picture, you need to host them on something like photobucket , you then copy the link into the text and hey presto you have posted a pic.

If you haven't got photobucket just google it and open an account it's free.

jompy wrote:Welcome in Peter
Hope you enjoy the 5jj they're a cracking bike , the places in the bike trade that my Mrs worked for used to strip out bike alarms if they were over 5 years old if there was any electrical problems as it was quite often the alarm causing it .
Here's the guide to posting pic's , you'll need a photobucket account
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144

That pesky Jompy gets me every time..... He is much quicker with a keyboard than me

Steve R1 wrote:

jompy wrote:Welcome in Peter
Hope you enjoy the 5jj they're a cracking bike , the places in the bike trade that my Mrs worked for used to strip out bike alarms if they were over 5 years old if there was any electrical problems as it was quite often the alarm causing it .
Here's the guide to posting pic's , you'll need a photobucket account
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144

That pesky Jompy gets me every time..... He is much quicker with a keyboard than me

yeah but your post's are more witty than mine plus we got longer on your post's trying to decipher them

Steve R1 wrote:

jompy wrote:Welcome in Peter
Hope you enjoy the 5jj they're a cracking bike , the places in the bike trade that my Mrs worked for used to strip out bike alarms if they were over 5 years old if there was any electrical problems as it was quite often the alarm causing it .
Here's the guide to posting pic's , you'll need a photobucket account
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=144

That pesky Jompy gets me every time..... He is much quicker with a keyboard than me

Think he is just quicker fullstop



Oh yer Welcome from one Peter to another

THANKS FOR THE HELP IN UPLOADING A PICTURE GUYS, NOW I JUST NEED TO TRY GET HELP WITH MY ALARM

Post pics of the alarm up someone will know what it is, maybe.

Oh no need to shout

thanks PJC I will do tomorrow as its cats & dogs here just now

ped r1 wrote:

She looks beautiful peter. ... Nice one

Pete aka PJC..... I'm not surprised jompy is faster than me, firstly I'm old and secondary his bike is lighter than mine given it's naked.

Jompy.... I don't think I'm funny, it's just that I get my words in a mucking fuddle ......

Hi Peter & welcome to the forum

Nice bike mate. Welcome in.

Colin

Welcome in Peter

I replied in the other post about the alarm - old Datatool.

From memory -

R/H button arm/disarm
With alarm on R/H button will turn off motion sensor.
With ignition on L/H button will put it into service mode - but will drive you up the wall with its continuous beeping.

I had one on a old Hayabusa. Taped it up to shut the thing up, then eventually removed it.

Rob.

Hi peter and welcome to the forum


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Apsaegis wrote:I replied in the other post about the alarm - old Datatool.

From memory -

R/H button arm/disarm
With alarm on R/H button will turn off motion sensor.
With ignition on L/H button will put it into service mode - but will drive you up the wall with its continuous beeping.

I had one on a old Hayabusa. Taped it up to shut the thing up, then eventually removed it.

Rob.

many thanks for replying and helping, now I can try to get paperwork for alarm, appreciated

Hi peter


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Hi peter and everyone.
I'm mack from japan.

I have got R1(5jj) since 2013 summer.
It's really good bike as you know.

let's talk each other about r1, and so on.

Sincerely




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Hi mack - why not start your own new thread in newbies and introduce yourself properly - riding/bike history etc-- so we can properly welcome you in


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Welcome Peter , the virgin rep brings back happy memories for me as i had one back in 2001