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Steve_D...thanks for the post of the owners manual...easier to read with my aging eyesight than the small book version in the bike.No doubt at some point someone will offer or source a copy of the "workshop manual" for the Forza NSS300 which seems only available from across the pond.I had a Haynes manual for my Honda SWing which I found invaluable given my limited (nil) mechanics knowledge...gave me confidence to work on the SWing and eventually do all servicing, wheel removing for new tyres, fitting Dr Pulley sliders etc......even the basic taking off tupperware tips. However wont need that for a while but like to understand workings so when anyone hears of availability !
In the meantime back to riding this marvelous bike..

neilab28 wrote:It's gonna be some time before I contemplate getting a screen as I have to get the Mrs to release the money

That shouldn't be a problem Neil.......

Mrs N: "Can you do the washing up?"

Mr N: silence

Mrs N: "And the kitchen floor needs a sweep"

Mr N: silence

... half an hour passes ...

Mrs N: "I thought you were doing the washing up and the kitchen floor?"

Mr N: "What was that my Sweet? - Did you say something?"

Mrs N: "I asked you to do some jobs, are you deaf or something?"

Mr N: "I'm sorry O light of my darkness, I didn't hear you as my ears are still ringing from the wind noise on my bike"

Mrs N: "Why, what's wrong with it?"

Mr N: "Nothing my Angel, it's just that the screen is very low and fitting a better one would be a lot of effort"

Mrs N: "Don't be so lazy! Get one on Monday and get it fitted! - Now get out there and do the washing up!!"

Mr N: "Anything for you my lovely..."

Job done - sorted.

Genius!

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