Lovely looking bike, plenty of shopping room too, well done.

nice looking bike!!! sat on one 2 years ago at the nec and i was impressed, would be a tough choice between that and the BMW

VOZZA wrote:Lovely looking bike, plenty of shopping room too, well done.

what bike did you pass your test on vozza/?

Very nice, dont forget to give it a good a good going over with ACF to keep it looking this way

Hmmm... I like the looks over all but I still hate the upper part of the nose cone, there's too much blank area between the lights and the wind screen.

Looks "Stealth Like" nice!!!!!!!!

Funkycowie wrote:Hmmm... I like the looks over all but I still hate the upper part of the nose cone, there's too much blank area between the lights and the wind screen.

The headlights are actually tiny, so it makes the panel look large. The panel is matt black as well....might look better in gloss. Yamaha sell white ones as an accessory....not sure it would improve things.
One good thing about the mk4 is that its slightly easier to get to the battery and much easier to get the screen off than the mk3, especially as the mirrors don't have to come off.

Hoooo nice one!!!!

Congratulations Mr Grumpy, looks the biz and I hope you enjoy riding it as much as I do mine. I agree with your comments, mind you don't clip them car/van mirrors when your filtering! How many miles has it done?

Very nice Grumpy! I like the look of that one. Have some fun. When I got the new Burgman I dewaxed it and then gave it two coats of 'Supagard' paint sealer. It's just a though...but It dunarf protect the paint well from swirl marks and scratches and doesn't wash off like a wax eventually does. It works very well on Black cars maintaining that deep gloss look without scratches, so I would expect it to keep a black scoot looking brand new for years. You may want to look into it if you don't use anything special. Anyhoo...again have fun!