Farkling by a newbie

[Stuntman]

Pics to follow.

I've had the bike a month and I've managed to do 6k miles communting to work

I'm amazed at how easy it is to work on and soo much better than my old pan and ZX7RR ninja.

I've fitted

Rear OEM rear wheel bumper/ splash gaurd - no benfit but I like the look
Mud slinger front and back - new style - bloody effective
Cymarc (sp?) pannier spreader - seems to do a job, not sure really
Cymarc (sp?) crud catcher - great idea, redundant due to mudslinger
H&B Bottom and top crash bars - look great hopefully not needed for a while
Vario panniers and top box with vario bags - complete the look, great for work
Rear number plate spalsh gaurd thing - not sure of effectiveness yet
Touratech rear bag under the top box - handy for bits and bobs
Touratech hand gaurd extensions - really good, effective
Cockpit cover - looks ok, still has the scottish flag on from Stevie
Expandable tank bag - great for general rubbish
headlight cover - not really needed, lloks ok though
oil cooler cover - looks alright
Grip puppies - best thing fitted, changed the feel of the bike
Bar risers - same as above, changed the bike
Ted's bike cover - lost in shed soon to be fitted

All mostly second hand and have changed the bike into something I look forward to ride.

I really want to fit Lennie's 9 degree sprockets as I've heard great reviews about how it changes the feel of the bike then HID's and aux lights and a cockpit tidy surround thing.

I love this bike, best thing I've bought in years

 

[Rockred]

Who,s had a busy month then. Well done .

 

[Nutty]

6000 miles in a month I'm impressed Where do you commute to?

 

[Stuntman]

Nutty I do North Norfolk to Bury St Edmunds/ Ipswich depending on the needs and occasionally to Derby.

Add in my weekends and evening jaunts and I've racked up a shocking amount of miles, it will settle down in a few months as i'm trying for a job locally.

I've done a bit more farkling today,

Andi

 

[Pukmeister]

Instead of the sprockets have you considered a remap?

Sort the standard 'Eco' fuelling and it's sure to ride much better.