Hi together, lately my Cayman has been a bit worried… Every now and then he has a quiet whistle like an owl and what I noticed is that he needs the last 2000km relatively much oil. I had to refill a liter of oil well in the last 2000km… In which the 8000 before almost none at all. I also started the boxerfurz with almost everyone… That can’t be normal? Or am I wrong… No I’m not driving on the race track… I’m actually driving normally and I’m organizing e actually hardly any speed orgies (i.e. to the red area, never in the red!) Is that also so with you? It seems to me that it is only since the last completely new setup of the software in the PZ. (my on-board computer no longer had a RDK menu and the car had to be completely “initiated”. There was apparently also engine management updates) Is this normal or should I have it checked? Thank you and greeting JD
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37% lime. Residual value at 36 months 20tkm 991S Cab. ???!?!
Hello, I come directly from the BMW warehouse and am currently planning to order a 991S convertible for the beginning of 2013. So far I had always leased the cars, but at the moment I fluctuate between purchase and leasing. Was now at the local PZ and had a 991 convertible reckoned. Gross LP 141K If I would order it like this and would like to lease it for 36 months at 20 tkm without special rental payment we are at gross approx. 2300 EUR. The discounted cash price would be approx. 132K (approx. 6.5% discount). I know that BMW has extreme leasing conditions. Here, even Audi & Co. is moaning that they can’t keep up, but 37%… that blows out the lid. I read that the 11s should still have about 56% value after 3 years with 60 tkm. I don’t really need to think about leasing in such numbers. Even if I raise the price, I don’t need to think about leasing. I am much better off here with a purchase. I am grateful for every objective opinion… Cheers
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Questions about Honda CBR 600 F Sport
Hello, I have a Honda CBR 600 F sport in front of me. Now I wanted to ask you what you think of this offer:mobile.de Honda cbr 600 f sport The only thing that makes me a little stunned is that there is no checkbook. The inspections were done by the predecessor, he said at least. But there is no evidence. And the current seller started his own checkbook at 30k km. So there is proof only from 1 inspection. But well, the motorcycle was very well maintained. I can’t imagine how bad things were done with them. Or what do you mean? Well, I wanted to know what the motorcycle is like, if someone has experiences. And is the FS variant a “sport tourer” or a “super sportsman”? On the internet I find only the statement that the F models of Honda CBR “sport tourer” are more convenient because they are more comfortable and you can also ride longer distances with it. Is the sports variant more comfortable than other super sportsmen (yamaha r6, suzuki gsxr.)? Then I would be interested if you can throttle the 2002 model on 48hp. Have you seen here: alpha Technik PDF I can only find the 2001 model there, so I assume that I can’t throttle the 2002 model, or what is it like? Otherwise that was the first time. I hope I get some helpful answers edit:// I thought of something else. nn the first thing I should do after the purchase? So it is clear and let the TÜV take off (by the way, someone knows how much this costs to have the 48hp/34hp throttle removed afterwards?), then register and insure. And then? Should I then have a complete check made by the motorcycle? Or is it not necessary?
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Used shemale or new bike ? here: Used prices
Hello parish, short to me: I am now 39 years old and have the storm and urge times behind me. I am re-entering and my brothers are pushing me already, that I finally go with them on tour again. So… now I need a suitable bike. Best a comfortable travel enduro or touring machine. The limit is so at 3,000 EUR. After 6 months of unsuccessful search I realize that the used prices are somehow outrageous or? Specifically I just have a 2002 Honda XL650V Transalp was found to be sold with new TÜV and ASU. There would be new tyres and 3 suitcases. In addition, all liquids were changed. In 2010 there were new chains and in 2011 the steering head bearing was replaced. KMStand is at 36.000km. Despite all these good characteristics, I have abdominal pain at a price of 3,000 EUR for the visually really great but 11 year old transe with almost 40 TKM. I find this somehow too expensive A new NC700X with ABS costs around 6,000 EU R with the friendly with guarantee. How does that come about? Are the prices only at the moment so high or is there general price stability and I don’t need to worry about the price? How would you decide? Thanks and greeting bullys1974
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CBF600 SA – Wind noise minimizing – your (>180cm) experience asked
Hi, I’m driving a Honda CBF 600 AS PC38 (’04). The wind noises are very loud at over 100kmh. So far I thought it was on the helmet, since yesterday I tried about 6 helmets at Louis (among others S1 Pro, S2, C3), I know that what I hear about air turbulence/ air explosions is not to be made up for by a good helmet either. Sure I can put in with bobbles, but I don’t like them first, and second it is with the communication to the Sozia (at the moment still yelling at Now I have come to the disc as a source of noise and have looked at a few and to the many offered universal discs also many, mostly positive experiences gelsen. But now unfortunately I have found 2-3 times (so always when one has tested the article with a CBF) posts, where the CBF in points effectiveness makes the exception, meaning it has not become quieter. Therefore I would like to hear now pure of CBF600 S (not naked) drivers the experiences, which effectfo As I have a body size of 1.88m and my seat is at the highest level, experience from drivers of similar stature would of course be more helpful than from small drivers (this should not be a discrimination^^) if you give the following information: – height and sitting position – helmet designation – measure (e.g. which disc has been installed, only attachment or equal to the Ori ginalscheib replaced?) – Experience/change Of course I am also grateful for other useful tips than the disc.
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CBR 500 R
Hello, since it should not take long until the start of the season (although the current weather scares me a bit), my search for a new mobile kit is intensifying. I have had the A appearance since last year and would like to buy a machine with approximately 48 HP (I don’t like thrushes). Finally, I have now put an eye on the new CBR 500 R. Now I would be interested in certain experiences. Actually, I am not a fan of Neuf This is why I am interested in two things: 1. What about Honda in general compared to other motorcycle brands in terms of value stability? BMW, for example, shows itself quite robust there, but at Yamaha I have already had other experiences. 2. Has anyone already had experience with the driver’s licence subsidy? Is this really an argument for a purchase, i.e. mm me the saved 600 euros at resale really too good or is a lot of the vehicles sold for this reduced price, so that the effect buffs away? Thanks already for possible answers.
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Air brakes SYM 300i from 2015. I’m going crazy soon.
Hello together and first of all love thanks for the support and for the possibility here to present my problem. To me I am 55 and have screwdriver experience. I have restored cars and already aired the brakes on various vehicles. So not quite inexperienced at least as far as old vehicles are concerned. To my problem: I replaced the brake pads at the front of a two piston brake (two brake hoses on the caliper ) on my SYM Roller 300i from 2015 with 29 hp. Trying to ventilate on the old way has failed. Talk about pumping handles and turning them again at the bottom at times. Strangely, although I have only changed in the front, there is no pressure on the brake at the back. Second attempt with vacuum device even without success. I have read something about a brake distributor in the net. I know where this is. It is a scooter and it is very bad to reach and see. Well, now I’m a bit perplexed and need a hot tip.
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Zip with Sfera engine. The thing pulls off like the fire brigade, BUT the cold start…
Hey guys, yes, the cold start makes me a little thought. What happens to my zip at the cold start? So the first 400 to 600 meters comes on X tours, but then leaves behind for about 3 seconds, power goes slightly back, so no big power / speed loss and it comes right back after the 3 seconds and reaches at least the tours he had before. That feels like 10 times until he is warm. He is throttled and comes cold only to about 20 k m/h, then after a few times back and forth s.O. he builds up speed, until he can reach warm after 400 – 600 meters on long straights 35 up to 37 km/h according to Tacho. If he has run so warm, he runs constant, powerful, reliable and I am satisfied. Is this really a normal cold start? You know, I have already driven several 2strokes under Puch Maxis and of course it is clear that the engines have to run warm first in order to be able to achieve their performance. I don’t think I can remember such a cold start that I have now and I am more interested in why. Perhaps still interesting for the answer: The Sfera engine is only in there because of engine damage of the original. When I was looking for an engine from May to August, I got only one of the Sfera that fits into the vehicle, the Vario fits, all wonderful. With the engine pistons and cylinders, as well as its transmission were supplied. The rest i On the test drive the engine ran only 50km/h, then I took the gas away, because I definitely drive without a driving license. I insisted on a (after) throttling, therefore a thicker sleeve was used by the workshop for throttling. Only then did the scooter reach the mentioned speeds. Which will not get me into trouble with the cops. I’m looking forward to constructive answers A nice Sunday to all of you
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Benelli TRK 502
Hi guys, and that’s what I found a very interesting motorcycle. More precisely, the Benelli TRK 502… the motorcycle fits perfectly into my budget, I also have an A2 driver’s license, even here the Benelli exhausts the allowed 48 Ps and 500ccm exactly. I’m not talking about final speeds, but a quick kick to the intermediate sprint should already be in there. Now my question is: enough 48 Ps to move a 235 kg motorcycle quickly, or you think that every BMW 118i I am a relatively experienced rider, and I love to ride a motorcycle. But mostly I am at 100-120 km/h at cruisen ??
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Hyosung of the BMW of motorcycles?
Hello put together, I hope you can advise me a little bit. I passed my A2 driver’s license at the beginning of September and would like to buy a motorcycle. I thought I’d get a 125er to practice for the first time. The Hyosung brand was always advised against me, as the motorcycles often cause problems. I like the Aquila most of the whole 125er. What do you think? Is Hyosung a brand where you should leave your fingers off? LG