That is indeed the first thing I did - at least once I received it in the mail!
There isn't? Under my posts, there is an EDIT button. It's next to the QUOTE button. :nerd:Doh! Keep forgetting there's no editing posts here
It does? That sux. I'm new here.... so..... 0I think this was discussed a while back, and it seems the EDIT button disappears after a few days?
I dont remember if its a day or a few but the edit button is only temporary. Try editing your old posts.It does? That sux. I'm new here.... so..... 0![]()
WELLLLL..... that seems like a little issue for a forum ADMIN to take care of, yes? HINT HINT.I dont remember if its a day or a few but the edit button is only temporary. Try editing your old posts.
Mine lasted 4 days. I did only 2 rides with the stock rear fender on it, and I was ashamed.Just removed my rear fender this past Saturday.
It lasted 2 weeks.
I have nothing to add to this thread thats relevant to the original topic. But I didfind another rvf400, with what looks like an R1 body kit/lights lol. Weird.Mine lasted 4 days. I did only 2 rides with the stock rear fender on it, and I was ashamed.
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In JAPAN I am guessing? You should wait until you get over there to start shopping. Never buy a used bike without a good inspection and test-ride!I have nothing to add to this thread thats relevant to the original topic. But I didfind another rvf400, with what looks like an R1 body kit/lights lol. Weird.
I know! Over there is different though. Dealerships have to claim their inspections. The dealership ads I saw stated whether they were including a warranty or not.In JAPAN I am guessing? You should wait until you get over there to start shopping. Never buy a used bike without a good inspection and test-ride!
Maybe it's a new poster thing, but I definitely don't have an edit button. Guess I need to post some moreThere isn't? Under my posts, there is an EDIT button. It's next to the QUOTE button. :nerd:
Its my fifth bike and I had sliders on them. I lowsided at the track on it, scratched the farings bit, but the frame was fine. I think people can crash at any given experience level, not just on their first bike. I am still thinking about not using them anymore though because I just cant find a set that will hold up well. Maybe I just have terrible luck with them snagging onto something in a lowside.Maybe it's a new poster thing, but I definitely don't have an edit button. Guess I need to post some more
My R3 is my second bike so I guess I didn't really feel the need for frame sliders, but yeah for a new rider at particular risk of dropping or sliding they're definitely a good thought!