Post by Jaz66 on Jan 18, 2009 3:39:56 GMT 1
original post by bigblackfalco
Hi everyone,just looking into buying either one of these great machines.
Please can you tell me if there's really that much difference between these 2 models
What was changed.Is one better than the other??
Are most parts interchangable?
Would a fairing/screen for an NTV work on a Revere etc.
Is the weak 2nd gear problem better on the 650 version?
Cheers!
Bailey.
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original post by Jake
There were a number of improvements made with the introduction of the 650. See the translated version of Thomas Lindinger's web-page on Google under 'model history'.
Basic cosmetic differences include tubular handlebars and different clocks on the 650 version, but many parts are interchangeable.
In my opinion the gearbox works best using fully synthetic oil.
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Original post by pops
Hi Bailey
Which ever of the 2 you decide to buy watch out for the clocked ones.These bikes are great work horses favoured by the couriers for being shaft drive and low maintainance good round the clock.
If you dont know much about bikes make sure you have somebody with you who does.Do some research on the net.
Such as this. www.youclaim.co.uk/Motorcycle%20accident/Buying%20a%20motorcycle.htm
Hi everyone,just looking into buying either one of these great machines.
Please can you tell me if there's really that much difference between these 2 models
What was changed.Is one better than the other??
Are most parts interchangable?
Would a fairing/screen for an NTV work on a Revere etc.
Is the weak 2nd gear problem better on the 650 version?
Cheers!
Bailey.
__________________________________________________
original post by Jake
There were a number of improvements made with the introduction of the 650. See the translated version of Thomas Lindinger's web-page on Google under 'model history'.
Basic cosmetic differences include tubular handlebars and different clocks on the 650 version, but many parts are interchangeable.
In my opinion the gearbox works best using fully synthetic oil.
___________________________________________________
Original post by pops
Hi Bailey
Which ever of the 2 you decide to buy watch out for the clocked ones.These bikes are great work horses favoured by the couriers for being shaft drive and low maintainance good round the clock.
If you dont know much about bikes make sure you have somebody with you who does.Do some research on the net.
Such as this. www.youclaim.co.uk/Motorcycle%20accident/Buying%20a%20motorcycle.htm