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Discussion in 'General VFR Discussions' started by Y2Kviffer, Nov 3, 2014.

  1. Y2Kviffer

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    Let's hear from those that have passed 75k. What gen bike and how she is running....
     
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    My approaching 80K and she ran like a mad dog :rolleyes:
     
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    Miles or km?


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    I've got a 2002 ( with the fast red option) and I'm hitting 75000 Km.
     
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    84000km, 5th gen 1999. Runs like a Swiss watch! A bit thirsty but that could be my fault. No leaks, smoke, oil use or weird noises. Definitely runs (and sounds) best with a Delkevic slip on, no PAIR, and flapper disconnected. The FactoryPro shift star kit is a great upgrade for baggy transmission.


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