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Here here quite agree happy with my NC700S as well and plan to keep it for 5 to 6 years as well.

Other members are right, you need to relax and loosen your grip. I ride 20000 miles per year commuting and couriering and there are two things that will definitely work for keeping windblast at bay. One is get a higher touring screen second for comfort attach a tank bag and use it as a buffer...

I pay £90 english pounds per month over 5 years had to get it on credit but the saving in fuel cost getting to work etc more than makes up for the cost. Sorry couldn't covert to usa dollars. Brilliant bike for the money, but not quite as much excitement as my cbr600 but all bikes are fun by...

Regarding the DCT version it was interesting to hear that a top mechanic from florida advised to stay away from the DCT. I went for a manual nc700s version not because of the safety factor but I like to be involved with the ride and connect with the bike and I personally think you have more fun...

Had my lovely black nc700s for 2 weeks now after moving over from cbrs and fast bikes. I cant over state how much I love riding this bike the slightly smug feeling of how little fuel I am using as well. Got used to the low revving engine and the rev limiter at last. Going to put a higher screen...

I would definitely recommend a automatic chain oiler such as the scotoiler system or even cheaper a tutoro chain oiler but you have to remember to turn it off and on after each ride. I got nearly 20,000 miles out of my last chain on my cbr. It only cost £20 really good value and easy to fit...

Been riding mine all the time being in England I haven't managed to ride it in the sun yet, waiting to receive my taller screen to keep the crap off, I ride all year dong about 20,000 miles per year

thanks, I think I will err on the side of safety and start looking to fuel up no more than 20 miles from the last bar.

Can anyone tell me how to put my ugly mug on my profile picture, a step by step by guide if possible? Thanks. Gareth.

Can anyone tell me how many miles left do you have in the tank when the fuel gauge is showing one bar left? Getting 64mpg at the moment averaging speed around 80 to 90 mph. Thanks

One post hero dam cheek, ha ha. Was passing a church this sunday and there was a sign outside saying ' Not all the answers can be found on google' Now I am not particularly religious but I thought the saying summed up the internet quite well. Had my bike now for a week and loving it. The...

My name is Gareth I live in Devon England and have just bought a nc700s a black one. A very new riding experience for me as I use to have a cbr600. I love the bike and hope to chat and share experiences and tech info with all the good folk on the site. I have got a few mods that I am adding in a...