1200 Ebay Bargain

Discussion in 'Multistrada' started by Dougie durrand, May 22, 2023.

  1. 4E7642B4-CFD8-49F7-A90A-F78C5847719C.jpeg 31EFBDD1-810F-47A0-9B35-521076AA816E.jpeg 4E7642B4-CFD8-49F7-A90A-F78C5847719C.jpeg 31EFBDD1-810F-47A0-9B35-521076AA816E.jpeg 25AD9EC0-3F8A-43E8-94EC-AAAAC3AEB6F7.jpeg Been planning one of these on and off for a while. Stuck a unrealistic bid on and had sort of forgot about it. Was surprised when the listing ended and I was highest bidder. Well happy. Needs a bit of tidying up but at 4500 miles wouldn’t take much.
     
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  2. So how old and what did you pay?
     
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  3. 2010, 4500 miles. Got it for around £3900
     
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  4. That’s excellent with such low mileage.
     
  5. Damn it...I'd be interested at that price! - utter bargain! Bravo!
     
  6. That looks great for the money, congrats on your new bike!
     
  7. Wow, what a steal!
     
  8. That looks a great bargain for sure, I wonder why such low mileage on a 13 year old bike though, how can you not ride such a great bike? :rolleyes:
    My V4 PP is a year old next month and has already covered 12.5k, I realise it's probably worthless now though :(, my 2018 1260S has done 52k, I guess I'll have to pay someone to take it away :thinkingface:
     
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  9. If you make me an offer... I'll consider it. :upyeah:
     
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  10. I had the 2010 1200S. Fantastic bike. Enjoy.
     
  11. Thanks, it’s very lumpy, and I think maybe missing on a constant throttle in town. I’m hoping fresh plugs will cure it. It’s fin under acceleration and higher speeds.
     
  12. They are a little bit lumpy/snatchy in town but nothing excessive like a cylinder dropping out.
    There are some really knowledgeable people on here so hopefully they can help you get to the bottom of the misfire. Good luck.
     
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  13. Congratulations - definitely a bargain with some the upgrades too.

    The misfire is likely to be the front plug lead - swop for a new one along with the spark plug.

    Dropping a tooth on the front sprocket really helps with the low down control too.
     
  14. Thanks. I have a new 42t rear sprocket and chain for it
     
  15. I have plugs coming home for it. Also already have chain and sprockets with 42t rear to fit
     
  16. Looks a good example, has it been mapped for the aftermarket exhaust ? If not, I have the FATDUCS for sale. That should sort the rough running at low revs out.
     
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  17. Was told it has race ecu to suit the exhaust but I’m not sure on that. I replaced the plugs last night and no better. I’m sceptical that +2 rear sprocket will fix it, this seems like it’s running badly rather than gearing. I will check my ecu and may be interested @Mick Olver
     
  18. What did the plugs look like that came out ? Where they a light grey colour ?
     
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