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Tim+McSwegan Yamaha Fazer FZS 1000: ... an engine that sounds like a dick slapping. I would recommend this bike for anyone that got beat up at school or a copper. You will be hard pushed to find any second hand ones unless you look at the base of Beachy Head nr. Eastbourne. Many are found with their riders still on them. Including that Muppet Mark Fowler from Eastenders who mysteriously re-incarnated in the Bill. Coming back to that copper thing a...
Read the full review: Man Found In Fazer Exhaust by Tim McSwegan
 

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Yamaha Virago XVS250 Yamaha Virago XVS250
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Motorcycle - Yamaha XT350 Yamaha XT350
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Yamaha YZF 750 Yamaha YZF 750
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Motorcycle - Yamaha DragStar XVS1100 Yamaha DragStar XVS1100
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Yamaha Virago 250 Yamaha Virago 250
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kit+rider Other Yamaha...
... aerox i payed £1800 for mine and got 3rd party insurance free that was ok. u get it u run it in and oh you can only do 35mph. so wat u do well go buy a racing can that cost atleast £120 no less or there crap. u then need to get new rollers init and they have to be channged or greesed up. the brakes will be fine for the speed depending on how you do the set up. you should get between 50 and 55mph out of it. the bike handles a treat no matter wat the conditions. the one thing that always go are the brake lights they start to fliker and then just need the swiches re-doing. another thing are the clips the clips are just crap and brake. with regards to fuel the way the fil...
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casperdog777 Yamaha Diversion XJ600
... pulled my anorak on over my Belstaff and set off to do some serious train spotting. I was 44 years old, single and still lived at home (this bits not really true just a bit of drama to spice up the message) and Mum shouted from the front drive: Don t forget your spam sandwiches Rodney and you must put on your day glow jacket . That was the Divvie for you, a sensible sort of bike for very sensible people who wanted reliability over style. The people who ride this bike know train timetables backwards; they memorise rain fall patterns and statistics.They like I.T. and know all about computers. But whoever said it was wrong to be an anorak then? Boring maybe, owners may...
Read the full review: Mr Dependable with all day comfort by casperdog777
SUZI380 Yamaha FJ1200
... was very interesting to read your review. I purchased an FJ1200 3CV a couple of months ago and am very pleased with the comfort, styling and capacity with the large Krausers and tank bag but have the following concerns. I agree with you about the slow speed maneuvring and overbalancing, which is disconcerting to say the least. I have dropped the bike three times to date while attempting paddle turn. The bike dips inwards when only a fraction from vertical,as if the rake is too steep ? as if the front wheel is slipping from under me. The bike also fall inwards too easily when pushing around. There is nothing to do in either case but let it go..and its too heavy to li...
Read the full review: FJ1200 VIEWPOINT by SUZI380
 
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