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If you have the key, and it's just a flat battery, then use it "passive mode" so you don't need to use pin.
The bike will run until you switch it of, then you will need to enter the pin again to start up. AFAIK you can repeat this for ever. BTW You can...
The michelin web site states F32 R35, I assume that's solo. This is PR3 but it is the same for PP3 [ATTACH] Well done "Stuart Fordyce" post #8,...
most popular seem to be Michelin Pilot Road 3, but there are other good choices, I have Michelin Pilot Power 3 (no I don't really know difference...
It's a good road for the Multi, GS's better suited to ploughing the field next to it :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
TomTom only got 3 stars (out of five) :eek:
Garmin, because it came with the bike. :tongue: I have always used TomTom previously and I would not have looked anywhere else except for the...
Well I agree with you, the scorpions are NOT bad road tyres. I can say with certainty they have plenty of grip in the dry because I have pushed...
£283.40 for Pilot Power 3, micheldever tyres
This guy has useful info as well on this page and it's links...
You do mean "Pilot Power" and not "Pilot Roads"?
Thanks, I think that's good news about the Pilot Powers. I am turned off the PR3's because the tread pattern looks very oriented towards wet...
thanks for reply, sounds great. Just gone to setup an order for PP3 and noticed that, although PP3 are recommended for Multi on Michelin website,...
Has anyone considered or tried the Pilot Power 3 rather than Pilot Road 3?
because the map data is stored on the phone depends on which maps/platform e.g. I have Western and Eastern europe which is £35 for iPhone (and...
:upyeah: Copilot has onboard european maps (no downloaded data) and has a "background navigation" mode so you lock phone and still receive voice...
just been for Wednesday night ride out and thought about this on the way back. To put an actual figure on it, I was quite comfortable riding at...
This will not help you, but, I commute along the M4 (west) and into the city (east), which means I go right into and through the centre of London....
buff it off, my local MOT station says that will work, bikes less than a year old so not tested them out but I don't expect any problems
"Virtual" means "in essence but not actually", so what they are saying is "it has NOT been tested in a wind tunnel" :biggrin:
