Yamaha Midnightstar 950.wmv

test Yamaha cruiser Xv 950 per Motodirectory.it

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[myfuruta]

Hey Buddy what was that sound on 0:18: Was the pedal? I mean, the bike has a very limited curve angle? Thx

[T695]

Hey prince.... no, curve angle is not limited...it's ok

[enebenzer]

this is stock exhaust no modified??

[T695]

Yea, this is stock exhaust

[mickwall8]

Nice Trousers. Scrape the boards if you want to, try and avoid the sound moving higher up the bike though....

[gswannabe09]

very nice! now thats how you do a video! sweet ride!

[jwardmagic07]

@myfuruta It was his footboard scraping the ground. A lot of people have this problem, but if you read jurina76's posts underneath, he doesnt have this problem. I think riding bikes like this just take a new kind of style. You can't and shouldn't lean too much on them and take corners slower. However, if you do scrape, it only costs about £25 to replace the protective metal underneath.

[jurbina76]

@jwardmagic07 jaja, who knows?. Well, I'm respectful of tight turns, so I don't approach them at 60mph and that might have something to do with it as I don't lean too much.

[jwardmagic07]

@jurbina76

How did you manage that? On yamaha forums I have read so many people having footboard scraping problems on the XV1900 when taking turns, and even it was mentioned in motorcycle magazine and some online bike review website. Maybe you are just riding the motorbike 'correctly'? lol

[jurbina76]

@jwardmagic07 I've been riding mine for almos 2 months and took it on a 700 miles trip and never the footpedal touched the ground.

[jwardmagic07]

Hi T695, what was that scraping noise at 0:18? Was it the footboard scraping the ground?