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Thought it was just me but linked to Suzuki GB website from CJ Ball & now appears the only scooter they offer for 2022 is the Burgy 400.

Not even an address listed, appears not the same in Europe

I know Suzuki have a huge Asian market but they are losing their limited UK market further.

Thank gawd Honda on the ball for small CC stuff (but drop the keyless ignition)

shame i rather like the address 110,its light and fast enough to take on duel carrage ways.

Good job Honda are introducing more. Anyone see the ADV350…. Looks quite fun

barker wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 01, 2021 10:36 am

shame i rather like the address 110,its light and fast enough to take on duel carrage ways.

so do i,on my 3rd its no fuss no gizzmo,s got a nice key,but it needs decent tyres which both have much better

had to do a 30 mile ride on back roads last friday, from cosham to home , in the dark, very surprised at how good the lights were on my address,i remember trying a 7 mile journy in the dark on main roads on my yamaha t80 some years ago. not recomended,,
some ofthese mountain bikers i meet on the south downs have lights that would put b m w to shame

my mate who runs a motor bike repair s phoned me to ask if i had tightened up the sunp bolt on my address he was servising, no why i told him .it apeared he could ,nt undo the sump bolt,
he had to put a exstension bar onto move the bolt, i know oil filters become very tight but ive never had a sump bolt tighten up like this
hasa any one experienceed this on there bikes

Not in any of my 3 (yet )

Did he remove the sump bolt?

yes with the help of a exstension bar , we are going to fit a new sump plug this time

barker wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 05, 2021 11:01 am

hasa any one experienceed this on there bikes

I used to find this on Quads when I serviced them. I put it down to working conditions and corrosion between the two different metals. I also found using the factory torque for replacing the drain plug helped.