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16000 mile service done and dusted

Discussion in 'General VFR Discussions' started by Gui4J, Mar 4, 2009.

  1. Gui4J

    Gui4J New Member

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    FYI - hand the big one down on my 07 vtec last month , 990 english pounds for the service, fluids,filter, new road pilot2's front and back , spark plugs and pads , this is with a 10% discount as well. :frown:

    very painful :redface:, but glad its out of the way , now can get on and ride, o and had a new battery fitted under warranty a week later as the heated grips (honda's none battery draining model) kept draining it) ..

    fyi around 15000 the bike ran like a dog big flat spot around 4000 , similiar to the one just before the vtec kicks in, but lasted to around 5000 which was a huge pain around town, espically when commin of the gas it felt like you where hitting a mud pool the engine breaking was that fierce.:mad:

    but all is fine and well now and it is running sweat as.. can chase down those litre sports bikes and kick the 600 brigrades ass. again .:tongue::thumbsup:

    although i may change to a new blade have rode it a few times and its awsome makes the viffer feel like a bus with all the handling of a water bed on ice,:cool: also rode the RR:wink: yes is smaller and better handling but performance wise is only about 10% better than the viffer , i think a decent rider on the viffer can take the 600 boys easlly.:wink::ninja:

    CHEERS ENJOY YOUR VIFFERS THEY ARE GGRRREEEAAATTTT BIKES :biggrin:
     


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    Comicus New Member

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    When they check your valves were they still in spec? or did they have to adjust them?
     


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    Just had the 16k done. I trust the guy that did my bike, and he said they were well within spec. My guy says he has seen viffers go to 48K before needing adjustment.
     


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    no adjustment needed , think it is one big honda con , i have spoken to a few blokes and not found one yet whos bike needed adjustment. having said that i wouldn't want to check 16 valves - would you ?
     


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    Same here on not hearing a single 16k service that needed to adjust valves. I've got ~21k on mine now, and I figure I'll have it serviced after a 4-5k trip I'll be taking shortly. No hurry though.
     


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