Had pushed out a Honda CB400 REVO within the week of me passing my practical test. Been riding it consistently for a fortnight already. I have to say, the condition is really good. I somehow have the luck to get good bike and price from Mr Lee at Looi's motor, and I am not the nego-seeker, I just pay what is stated usually. haha! The REVO is a ABS version, which are more expensive, all in all, the bike is 1 year 10 months from first registration, and I got it for SGD$12000.
A little on my bike, it is black, the mileage when I ride out from Looi's is 9413km. I got a pretty nice registration number, 6667. The previous owner had retained the number of '10'. I had fixed scottoiler, a voltmeter and a GIVI topbox so far. More projects in future, but all on practical uses. I will get them as time goes by: GIVI windshield, bridgeport air valve at my next tire change (the valve are angled 90° for ease of pumping air), gear indicator.
The bike is way smoother than the S4 in driving school. Nice whrrr when moving, and it's silent! I'm not a noisy exhaust, "here I am announcing my arrival" type of guy. I like to zip around without annoying people.
Still learning more about my new bike as time goes, need to be comfortable to the extent that it's an extention of me. I have lots of time to do so, I simply love this machine and likely to keep it for a long time.
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