MOT just passed on old burger
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pikey
MOT just passed on old burger
No advisories had a Burgman grin on way back .There was an 09 400 in there 959 miles on clock wants £3795 for it Ill stick with my 1999 with £34k miles for £790 I think makes me grin more
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michaelphillips
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Re: MOT just passed on old burger
Yep to true mate... i done a lot of work on my Nexus and now at 41,000 miles i think its running better than newpikey wrote:No advisories had a Burgman grin on way back .There was an 09 400 in there 959 miles on clock wants £3795 for it Ill stick with my 1999 with £34k miles for £790 I think makes me grin more
But i was also egging at mot 2 weeks ago, and had a big grin also... i think its cos its older ..like me
and im not all that at moment, But scoot is I cant seem to remember.. I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way.
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Re: MOT just passed on old burger
Second hand Burgmans can be had for good prices Pikey. That '09' is virtually brand new and isn't even run in. Wow! A great buy for someone. The longer you keep a bike the better they seems to run if it's looked after. Modern engines just seem to go and go.
Sent from me computery type thing!
Sent from me computery type thing!
Probably not ugly enough for the 'Ugly Bunch'!
Been riding for 55 years & owned too many bikes to list here...
Been riding for 55 years & owned too many bikes to list here...
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pikey
Re: MOT just passed on old burger
Too many electrics on new ones see Mr Grumpy thread £500 just spent on baby burger nearly 2/3rds purchase price of my burger and only paid £500 and £400 for 2 Honda Helix .All fuel saving goes out the window with a big bill may as well run old carby one