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@@tombobb no it’s just there is not speed limit on the hunter at all

@@adriantyler6859 it’s just the mapping.

@@Dr.Bong_ how are you finding it. I’ve not gelled with it yet. Seems vibey and around 90 (private road) it vibrates so much. Throttle is very sensitive. I’m going to check all the nuts and bolts…

@ You may want to get the ecu flashed, a lot of people are saying it really smooths out the throttle response at lower speeds and gives you much more top end (about 15hp in some cases with a new can) has it still got the stock bar end weights? If I’m super honest I was death gripping it the first time I rode it too because, without question, it’s the nicest bike I’ve ever had and it was pissing down with rain….. and I was a little nervous I’d drop it, not gonna lie. Didn’t notice the vibrations anywhere near as much the second/third day. Coming from a cbr600rr the only huge difference I’m noticing so far is how much more comfortable it seems to be.

@ took her for a real good blast down the motorway today so I could hit some decent speeds and I didn’t notice anything in the way of unwanted vibrations. Was just smooth through all the gears and power was there wherever I was in the rev range. The thing is just beautiful. Easy as hell to drive in town and absolutely gorgeous out on the twisties. I think I’m in love 😂 But like I say, I did come from an old 03 cbr600rr so it could be that I’m comparing Tesco value corned beef to m&s premium steaks and then being surprised by the difference 🤷‍♂️ What did you come to this from?

@@Dr.Bong_ I’ve had a few bikes, (have my sv and meteor 350 along with this still) and a lot of other bikes all on my channel. But I went through the bike over the last couple of days and I got to the bottom of i! Bar ends where not done up right enough nor engine mount bolts, much better! Feeling better about it now. Ordered a couple of different screens to try too

@ how funny 🤣 I have the super meteor 650!!

@@gorash88 hi no I liked the 1st and 2nd gen but not the Gladius. I find this bike ok weight wise, I’ve had it 6 years now.

@@tralx5268 it made a little difference to the standard but found it still uncomfortable

@@alitoroganan2442 no that’s a Yamaha

@@tmmt9064 I’m not sure about those locks having not seen them tested myself.

It’s good. I joined the Facebook owners page after I bought it. They all they seem talk down the value of these- saying they’re worth £500 at a year old but that’s just not the case. I had it a year and sold it for what I paid. There’s a real market in the cities and commuters for these. I know someone also in Scotland who had a years worth of commuting for zero (charged at work) and sold it for what he paid for it. Maintained and looked after they are great!

Hello again! I am a normal person and a professional driver with 39 years of experience and I know how to correct my mistakes. In the previous comment I wrote something stupid. Since the motorcycle has ABS, it transmits a signal to the ECU and clamps the motor from the read signal. And therefore, replacing the sprockets will not help increase the speed. Once again, I apologize to the author of the video for the mistake made. ☹

@@Nicko2k1 hi yes at 3 years old just the same as any other

@@premminocha1665 what?

@@johncarella1836 no it’s since been through 3 other owners and I think is currently for sale on gumtree

@@bvgb921 the fact you watched the video means you were thinking about it too! Honestly though was it worth it, yes I can now commute on motorways without constantly banging off the limiter which did my head in. I have other much faster bikes too, but like the easy going nature of the meteor which is now repeated at top speed which now settles at just over 80.

@@steveoswin6084 I will check

@@steveoswin6084 hi the rev limiter is still there but not sure what the limit is, I can check in about a weeks time when I’m back home?

Thanks 👍

Rlt00187

@@kfkwAL7 thank you buddy much appreciated 🤜🤛

@@FGRides hi I’ve had Oxford on all my bikes and like the feeling of the grip. It’s not just the heated part, it’s the overall grip that I prefer, the comfort and thickness make them good. They are the advanced so have more temp control and switch off automatically. I haven’t tried other brands but they look and feel cheaper.

@@RobLittleuk it does make a difference on motorways definitely

​ @kfkwAL7 Must admit to feeling vulnerable on the motorway

@@user-Wfmngr I could but it just runs the same as normal…

@@tiffanyl3268 look at eBay India too, Hitchcock etc

@@Irishrover1 No thanks. If I was spending that money I’d buy a better bike like the KTM Duke 390, which I already had a few years ago.

@@Crowbar6006 hi from royal rider in India

@@kfkwAL7 thanks. I found it!

Thanks for watching!

@@indrishmo hi it’s a 2021

@@podtunnie3087 I’m not sure I sold it about 3 years ago

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@@kfkwAL7 Thank you.

@@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv that must be hard with 99% of everything being made in China

@@kfkwAL7 with the way we designed our lives to be dependent to China for a long time, I know it’s hard. Most probably it says made in UK but in reality components wise it’s likely 75% made in China. But at least I can try to convince myself that the 25% is not coming from slave like labour and indirectly supporting the continuous bullying of the tyrant CCP. Honestly with how CCP is behaving, I always try to avoid any product that says made in china as much as possible even if I have to pay more for the alternative ones.

More to come!

@@jackmichaels7311 no not available in the uk when I tried to get one

@@kfkwAL7 I'm in the UK...shipping was expensive but only took 4 days to get one. Ordered on the website direct.

@@MikeMcRoberts I think something to do with Indian license laws if I’m wrong please someone let me know too!

Nope. Nothing like that. It's just plain stupid that they put it there . ​@@kfkwAL7

@@AndrewSinclair-bk9ho ok

Thanks for watching

@@the.communist I think something to do with Indian law…