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9 Responses to “Suzuki Motorcycle walk around (Subcribers request)”
Yeah, it shows … Yeah, it shows 18.000. But it can also be 118.000, especially on a ‘92 bike. If the mileage has already gone over 100 000 one time then it shows only 18.000 (because it resets back to 0 once it passes the 100.000 point).
yeah I know. When … yeah I know. When you buy a bike it will have a place that says true miles or not true miles. If the bike turns over the not true miles will be checked. However you can clearly tell a bike that is 118 and 18 lol.
Agree. After all, I … Agree. After all, I guess it’s also about the seller’s honesty.
Either way, looking forward to your videos regarding the adaptation to the lighter bike. I’m especially curious about this, since I also ride quite a heavy bike (Honda NTV 650).
Hey I rode it today … Hey I rode it today in high winds and it was ok surprisingly but I filled the gas tank to the brim lol. Also I had a back pack on with a quart of oil a bible and other stuff to put weight on it lol. Oh and I had a big meal. Hey I’m uploading a video right now where a guy is on a motorcycle talking about atheism a shockawenow #2 lol. You’ll see it any second its almost done.
I dont know that … I dont know that much about bikes realy but I was just wondering why you changed. I really liked the way the other one sounded and the mirrors. Now you know I really dont know that much…
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October 22nd, 2008 at 7:39 pm
thats to adjust the …
thats to adjust the rear shock!..to be more stiff…or soft!..something like that!:D..
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:10 pm
Is it 18.000, or …
Is it 18.000, or 118.000? I’m asking this because over 100.000, most clocks reset back to 0.
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:19 pm
you can pause it …
you can pause it when it shows it but its 18000
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:24 pm
Yeah, it shows …
Yeah, it shows 18.000. But it can also be 118.000, especially on a ‘92 bike. If the mileage has already gone over 100 000 one time then it shows only 18.000 (because it resets back to 0 once it passes the 100.000 point).
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:42 pm
yeah I know. When …
yeah I know. When you buy a bike it will have a place that says true miles or not true miles. If the bike turns over the not true miles will be checked. However you can clearly tell a bike that is 118 and 18 lol.
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:48 pm
Agree. After all, I …
Agree. After all, I guess it’s also about the seller’s honesty.
Either way, looking forward to your videos regarding the adaptation to the lighter bike. I’m especially curious about this, since I also ride quite a heavy bike (Honda NTV 650).
Cheers!
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:50 pm
Hey I rode it today …
Hey I rode it today in high winds and it was ok surprisingly but I filled the gas tank to the brim lol. Also I had a back pack on with a quart of oil a bible and other stuff to put weight on it lol. Oh and I had a big meal. Hey I’m uploading a video right now where a guy is on a motorcycle talking about atheism a shockawenow #2 lol. You’ll see it any second its almost done.
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:50 pm
I dont know that …
I dont know that much about bikes realy but I was just wondering why you changed. I really liked the way the other one sounded and the mirrors. Now you know I really dont know that much…
October 23rd, 2008 at 12:34 am
you should have out …
you should have out less zoom….i wanna see it from the front…..but you dont have to if you dont have time……