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Skids

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Skids last won the day on June 24 2024

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    Bury St Edmunds, UK
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    Silver 2001 VFR800Fi-1, Titanium 2014 VFR1200F, Black 2018 VFR800X Crossrunner

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  1. Knox make very good kit. I have a couple of pairs of their armoured jeans, a vented jacket and a couple of pairs of gloves. Nice fit, well made and quality D30 armour.
  2. No recalls for my 1200 on Honda UK website https://www.honda.co.uk/motorcycles/owners/safety/recalls-updates.html
  3. Personally, I can't wait to see the factory power unleashed.
  4. Uses the Honda motor car logo instead of the Honda motorcycle logo. Doesn't mean it's a made up piece but.....
  5. I changed my 08 brake lines for Galfer braided and I really liked the end result. Combined with a caliper overhaul, it will ensure your life-saving braking system is operating to near maximum. Changed out my 01 lines too, excellent results. Do it
  6. Welcome and please let us see some photos when you get the bike.
  7. If you are looking for a VFR800X Service Manual, they are available for free in the downloads section. https://www.vfrdiscussion.com/index.php?/files/file/271-2014-vfr800f2015-vfr800x-service-manual/
  8. Me too, but they are soooooooo expensive.
  9. Thanks, already done both of those. Will make another attempt this weekend.
  10. As soon as I am able to release the 46mm nut on the hub, I shall do that. Good tip re moving carrier the opposite way first.
  11. Hi m8, no. I tried. I managed to get a lever arm approx 1.5metres long with the 46mm socket on the end.....and it wouldn't budge!
  12. What he said.
  13. Thanks m8. I do still have to hammer it to adjust the chain.
  14. We don't post cos they don't break. 😜
  15. Yes, and I've always done that previously, even though not actually specified in the SM, but as they always gradually seize up, I wondered if lubricating would reduce or prevent this.
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