On Tue, Dec 25, 2018 at 9:55 PM burrpenick <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've owned two and found them to be fine machines. Looking again at a 2003
> 750 w/23K miles. I'm thinking these bikes are good for 50-75K without any
> major work required- agreed?
>

Probably longer, depending on your riding style and what you consider major
work. The only work I can think of is new clutch plates and spring,
specially if you ride hard; then fork service (new seals) probably. Starter
might need attention after a very long while, and bearings are supposed to
be checked and/or replaced when miles are high.


>
> I like the conventional looks and riding position of these bike and the
> lack of required maintenance. I would like to figure out how to lighten one
> up some. My guess is the stock pipes w/be the biggest weight saver (going
> to an aftermkt), but I dont see much else to work on/with? Ideas?
>

Pipes is certainly the most and easiest weight saver (I did that and
noticed the difference). You can switch to one of the new lithium batteries
which can also save a surprising amount of weight. After that there is no
much to do IMO that won't require cutting stuff from the frame.

J.

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