Soldato
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The amount of fuel you'll burn from stop-starting & sitting in traffic will kill your wallet compared to a bike filtering.
Bikes/Cars,Whats Most Econimical?
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My Alfa 147 1.6 2006 needs a new clutch, lower and upper arms replacing, a service and the brake fluid changing. Total cost will be about £1400. Oh and tax is £265 a year.
Getting a Ninja ZX6R F3 1997 and it needs about £150 spent on it, if that, to get it through an MOT. Service for for the bike can be done for £40 and tax is only £58 a year. Oh and repairing any fairings is fairly simple if you don't mind it looking rough.
Getting a Ninja ZX6R F3 1997 and it needs about £150 spent on it, if that, to get it through an MOT. Service for for the bike can be done for £40 and tax is only £58 a year. Oh and repairing any fairings is fairly simple if you don't mind it looking rough.
Well an Alfa is italian ,thank god you didn't buy an Italian bike
You picked a good machine the zx6 I love the f models rear end as well esp the brake light,looks mean
You can do a mild service yourself,that way you'll know it actually gets done
Oil plugs filters ect
You picked a good machine the zx6 I love the f models rear end as well esp the brake light,looks mean
You can do a mild service yourself,that way you'll know it actually gets done
Oil plugs filters ect
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I meant braking to a stop, moving forward 20yds, then stopping, moving another 15yds, etc etc... ie crawling aliong in traffic.