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Hey, new member - 6/24/2005 1:00:49 AM
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Dflinch
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Just wanted to say hey, picked up a new 600rr on fri. Just rolled 400 miles on a midnight run tonight..... BTW...... where's the owners manual? And how do you lock your helmet to it???
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RE: Hey, new member - 6/24/2005 4:17:04 AM
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Tony Mawad
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Congrads!
400 miles...in one night? heh Yep, you sound quite exited. After like 300 miles, I would have said enough.
On my bike, the manual was under the rear passeger seat. I don't know where it would be on your bike.
Helmet: on my bike you do so by the rear seat. Under the seat, you would hook it and then lock the seat down. I don't do that because I don't want a helmet against my custom paint. I don't want swirls, or marks, or scratches.
Well, enjoy and think safe (which means be paranoid of cars ;))
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RE: Hey, new member - 6/24/2005 7:23:37 AM
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chainstretcher
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Congrats and welcome to the board! Post up some pics when you get a chance. As was said previously the manual was under the rear seat on the right side of mine - tool pack on the left side. On the 1000RR there's a looped wire in the tool pack that you use to lock the helmet. You put the loops through the helmet d-rings then secure to the post under the seat and lock the seat back. I usually just throw mine on the bars. Nobody wants my ratty old HJC
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RE: Hey, new member - 6/24/2005 9:00:06 AM
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NeonspeedRT
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Hello and welcome to the boards. Glad you found us and congrats on your new bike. Definatly post up pics when you get the chance. Sounds like you had a great ride to break her in.
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RE: Hey, new member - 6/24/2005 10:17:37 AM
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neebelung
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Hello and welcome!!
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