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CB650R Afternoon ride around Évora (PT)
- Thread starter Cláudio Nogueira
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Hello. I ride allot of stones in Évora old town, many are not even cobles but round polished. My experience is that the CB TC is not intrusive at all. I feal ABS and TC many times, but is justified as stone streets with sand, oil and rain, are very slippery.
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Yes, their always on, as all CB-Rs, l believe.yes I am well familiar at this stageI always wondereded am I a bit rough with the bike glad im not the only only one. She is well clean! do you have always on indicators? looks like your indicators are on fulll solid amber?
About the apparent good cleaning, Its mainly due to the light conditions 😄 I'm not a rain rider, I guess that makes the difference as I don't wash the bike more than twice a year. And she is 26KKm old, I ride allot.
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Really? Mine were not from stock I purchased from new in 21' it is the euro 5 cbr thought the rest were the same.. interesting.
Some do have the indicators as running lights, some don’t; just depends on local laws and apparently what Honda feels like. I do think there are some countries that don’t allow yellow “running lights” by law and that may be where they aren’t.
- Jun 30, 2019
Love the grey color, and such a nice place to ride. 21°C in November? That's what I want. It's 2°C here. Still riding though ;-)
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What I meant was that 21ºC is also unusual around here. We have mild winters / autumns in south, but not like this.