Recent content by Analoguekid

Well hopefully he will have you leaving Killin following Loch Tay into Aberfeldy, then up through the Sma' Glen through Amulree, at least at some point. Enjoy your ride.

if going over the new bridge, can I suggest this route? (link below to google maps) Ok so a few miles up the M90, but then onto some of the most beautiful countryside and great riding roads, Glendevon is spectacular, as is St Fillans, and this route has way less traffic than boring A84. on...

I'm about 5 minutes from Stirling

Wouldn't it be simpler and easier to have rubbed the plastic down a mm or two with some emery paper, wouldn't even need to take the plate off, just loosen a little insert price of emery paper and drag back and forth over plastic till plate is not binding.

Ok then, yamaha EU (part of the company who make the things) say 2003 model was second Gen but some guy on the internet disagrees...now who do I believe?

I agree the changes between 01 and 03 are small, but if Yamaha (EU) say it's a new Gen, then who are we to argue?

The 2001 model (for Europe) was quickly superseded at end of 2002 (what you guys call a 2003 MY I believe?) this 2nd gen model with integrated flashers for example was I believe the 1st bike you were offered en masse? Then 2006/7 is 3rd gen in eu, and 2013 4th, the only reason I know all this is...

It's a Gen 5 (or 4.5 if you are picky) The bike was available elsewhere and America didn't get it until Gen 2, I'm sure most of you know this, so why do you insist on ignoring the first generation just because it wasn't available in US?

I'm with you on the earbuds, that way music and speech is not being filtered by the plug, it takes less concentration to listen to it when it's clearer too, I also have any music and speech at a low level, I would say the same as my hifi playing at 80db peaks in room at my listening position, so...

The lock barrel is keyed, there ard two notches in hole, and corresponding lugs on barrel, they are slighlt different sizes, try turning it through 180°