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Hello from New Zealand

Kevin.NZ

High Miler
GT Famiglia
Joined
Jun 17, 2009
Messages
761
Location
Howick, Auckland, New Zealand.
Hi all,
Been reading this forum for a while now and got some good tips and tricks, thanks everyone. I bought my Breva 1100 new just over 2 years ago in Auckland and up to 22,000Kms on it now, excellent, reliable bike and very pleased with it.
Had a few teething troubles, locktight on centre and side stand now, thanks to whoever posted that one, small fuel leak from the bolts that hold the fuel pump in, reinserted the bolts with a small amount of sealer on them and its fine now, oil leak from engine speed sensor due to damaged O ring at instalation, speedo replaced under warrenty as the original developed a crack in the perspex, problem on the new speedo though, in hot weather 30 degrees + when i turn on the ignition the speedo will settle at say 90Km/hr, if you turn the ign on/off it drops back 10Km/hr for every operation, new speedo on order under warrenty. Needless to say its been perfect in the cold winter months here, replaced the cat with a 2 into 1, washable air filter and a RB-O2 from Agostini, running great, had the header pipes and cat ceramic coated silver. Purchased a Givi screen and upon fitting it realised the Breva headlight is oval, Doh!, out with the saw and it all fits now, also took the top couple of inches off the perspex to reduce buffeting. Hugger from Skidmarx, 1st one cracked and Chris replaced it free of charge- great service. I had to replace one of the front fork seals @ 10,000 K's due to a small leak and was very surprised upon removal to see it was rusty, the rubber on the outside of the seal was cracked and the rust had slightly distorted the steel outer allowing oil out. I put grease under the dust seals now to keep the moisture out. Tricky getting the inner fork out. I gather you all like pictures so will add photos when I learn how to downsize from 5Meg-1.5Meg. I do all my own servicing now its out of warrenty, hopefully nothing major for years to come. CARC is fine (touch wood)
 
Welcome aboard.

Nice looking bike, I wish I had one.
...OH.... I do!! ;-)
 
Welcome back Kevin! Now that I have another photo of your bike, love to get the rest of your info for the Registry shown HERE.
 
Hello. Kevin

Great intro post and pic.

Like many here, I use www.Photobucket.com to post pics. Let me know if you need any help with that.

Coating the header and collector is the one thing these bikes need to like nice'n shiny ALLOVER.

Cheers
Graham
 
Hi Kevin

Welcome on board! Good to see another Kiwi, …. and from Auckland. I hope we’ll meet some day for a ride and a bike chat.

Hi Dave,
Good to hear from you, when are you back in Godzone?

Happy riding,
Bebe
 
Bebe wrote:
Hi Dave,
Good to hear from you, when are you back in Godzone?

Happy riding,
Bebe

In about three weeks. Take off this weekend for Coloradao and the MGNOC National Rally. Couple of daze there, then after that, who knows? This is the real reason why I'm in the USA. :p
 
Thanks for the Registry update... should have it corrected online tonight.

For photos, this is a nifty little free program to do it for you; PIXRESIZER.

Again, welcome back/aboard. One day soon I hope to spend a large amount of time in AU and NZ.
 
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