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pyoungbl · 08-12-2017, 08:24 PM

rd, now you must experience the pain of waiting for that delivery. We feel your pain. Rest assured the joy of unpacking your RX3 will be well worth the wait. Oh, do your best to save those tie down straps because they are pretty nice and come in handy. As for sprocket combo, wait until you have about 500-1000 miles on the bike before you make many changes. You need to learn the torque curve (mine has zero torque under 5K) and get used to how the bike performs. Be careful with the brakes. You need to bed them in. The bike really does run and stop better after about 1K miles.

08-12-2017, 08:24 PM	#2
pyoungbl Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Portsmouth, Virginia, USA Posts: 632	rd, now you must experience the pain of waiting for that delivery. We feel your pain. Rest assured the joy of unpacking your RX3 will be well worth the wait. Oh, do your best to save those tie down straps because they are pretty nice and come in handy. As for sprocket combo, wait until you have about 500-1000 miles on the bike before you make many changes. You need to learn the torque curve (mine has zero torque under 5K) and get used to how the bike performs. Be careful with the brakes. You need to bed them in. The bike really does run and stop better after about 1K miles.
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