Pictures at last!

Had the first service done yesterday at 612 miles. Cost £85, thats about $170 I think?

Anyway here's my thoughts after having the bike for 1 month, good points first.

1 this is one serious beast. The power, even during running in (break in) is putting a huge grin on my face.

2 Fuel consumption seems better than my '97 fireblade. I am getting 180+ miles on a tank.

3 After a ride of 100 miles I didn't feel tired. (neck hurts a bit)

The bad bit.

I FELL OFF IT!!!
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Just backed it off the drive onto the road. Lifted my foot onto the peg to check I had enough slack in my leathers. My boot got stuck and the bloody bike just went over. I just managed to get my foot free before the bike was all the way down but all I could do was slow it and let it land gently. Bummer.

Only damage is a few VERY small scrapes on the mirror, can and generator cover. Just going to touch them up.

Hope thats the only time it goes down.

Bottom line, I LOVE THIS BIKE!
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Pete
 
Be glad your bike is so cool that it offsets the nasty, yellow license plate. Love the pics.
 
sorry to hear about the miss hap, i call it (lowering it down gentley) glad not to much damage though
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congrats...sounds like you have gotten better so you can get out and ride
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You must have dropped it with all the added weight from the reflectors and warning stickers.
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Hi folks,

sorry for the delay but as I said on here before I've had the mother of all chest infections and have been coughing for England! At last the penicillin has started to work so I managed to pull the bike out of the garage today and take a few pic's. The bike is a brand new 2006 USA spec model brought to the UK as a parallel import. Got a few things to put on the bike, double bubble and a tank protector. Plus I need to take off those side reflectors which aren't required in the UK and look horrid!

Heres the first pic.

Pete.
what is a parallel import?
is usa spec different than your bikes over there?
 
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