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Is the Ninja 650F a learners approved bike in QLD (It has been rego'ed as a LAM's in NSW) Lots of conflicting information on the Govt websites.
As I am new to riding I would like to know that once you have your open class licence can you have the throttle restriction taken off the bike???????
You can remove the throttle restriction. The models from 2017 require no ECU remapping. Be aware that this "may" void your insurance however
so the 2017 models require no re tune ? for their full potential? just the throttle restriction ?
How long does factory warranty lasts on brand new bike?
My daughter has a 650,couple of years old, and is having braking problems, took it in to get it checked out, they really don't now , but said it could need a new ABS system ??? at a cost off $1000.00, what are your thoughts??
I would suggest you to get it checked with another mechanic before getting it fixed. If its the abs go to wreckers and find the same part and you try fixing it. That's what I did when my bike fell dow...
Read moren went to wreckers bought the parts and fixed it myself. Regards BhaskarThere is a great deal on a 2016 Kawasaki Ninja 650 LAMS at my local dealer at a ride away price of $7460 and I can get it for even cheaper if I am trading in my Suzuki inazuma 250. Would it be a good idea to go for it or should I wait for the 2017 version? I ride quite a lot of country roads and was wondering if the versys 650 too should be considered
Hi Dblk89,
If you are doing a lot of country roads I would go for the Versys. I have never had a Lams version of any bike but when I had the Ninja 650 there were occasion where the extra clearance wo...
Hi Guys , anyone knows how to derestrict the new 2017 ninja 650? i just got my full licence and need more power now... Cheers
From what I have read from net rider forums, it is illegal and you won't be able to register the motorcycle as there is a significant change in the power to weight ratio.
It's not illegal for a full licensed rider, but it will void your insurance. If you want to have an insured bike, you will need to register it as unrestricted, but then it can never go back to restric...
Read moreted so the resale value will drop. Since LAMS approved bikes are easier to sell with the more riders wanting them, you'd be better off to sell the bike and buy the unrestricted version."From what I have read from net rider forums, it is illegal and you won't be able to register the motorcycle as there is a significant change in the power to weight ratio."
I don't understand this. It...
I'm buying my 1st bike and thinking the ninja 650 LAMS. Just want to get some input on if it's good on the freeway? I travel 15-20 mins on the freeway each way to work and back so hoping this bike is suitable for that. Everything else about the 650 sounds good to me so hopefully freeways will be a breeze too. Cheers
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