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Your bike is an 07 brand new bike Wendy so doing any sort of maintenance other than lubing and adjusting the chain should be left to the dealer and the warranty servicing.

Were your bike to need fork seals done it would be under warranty for two years either way. Probably the most you could ...

Black Magic wrote:The new ER6F is looking good!

Is Australia getting the red I wonder?

Could be tempted to trade for that 10! Very nice!

Life is short..either do or do not.

The only solution for this is to remove the valve in the exhaust.

You can post about this and that for the next decade, but this is a known issue worldwide with gixxer 600's and it isn't going awawy until you remove it.

The paayable solution is to get them to ream out the bearing location as this ...

A good way to suss your front rebound is to hold the bike upright and hold the front brake on and push the front down as far as you can and then let it rebound back up all the while holding the front brake so the bike stays stationary.

The forks should come back up and stay up..e.g, they shouldn't ...

Strika wrote:Would you like me to pic a road, or do you need a home ground advantage???? Also, am I allowed to remove my top Box and panniers, or are you happy to have you and you suzuki hosed by it sans luggage???

I see you are in Melbourne. Expains why you are talking it up then

haha..man you guys just yelped like puppies at feed time

Bring it then

Guess it depends on how you ride then.

Just stay far away from me if youre running 42 psi ok

But with 42 Psi in it

Is this a ZX12 thing or do you really run that pressure? A lowside wil be coming your way if you push hard with those pressures as your contact patch will be miniscule.

Hey Wendy the speed was 128 in an 80 zone on your first post and now it's 108?

If it was a typo it's a good thing for you as it means you keep your license

I'm pretty sure that's incorrect..

someone is bound to disagree with me though

Most forum junkies couldn't ride to save their lives so the bike is not a contributing factor if you are after a 'scratcher'.

Rode it today and it rides and changes gears perfectly for the time I was on it.

Maybe you might need to apply more pressure to the gear lever when changing up gears Wendy and it may resolve the issue.

Next time we're out I can take it for a longer spin and see if it happens then.

Oh, and BTW - I DO have standards you know!

Hey! You were'nt complaining when I was doubling you on your gixxer the other day

Wendy ya sooky poofter

I'm so glad you're older than me so that when we have bbq's i'm not the oldest

Happy Birthday !!!

Currently a GSXR1000K6.

Considering Suzuki has won 7 out of the last 10 IBOTY and a swag of Masterclass awards along with nearly every world title you could come up with I'm pretty happy with my gixxer :D

Although they say the 08 ZX10 is going to be the bike to beat so hopefully kawasaki might ...