One problem with posting on the net is that there are just written sentences, and they may be interpreted differently by different people. If I could have said what I wrote, it would have sounded nicer...
Now that I read it myself, I can understand that somebody might think: that lazy bugger thinks we do the work for him...! I apologize for that.
Fact is, I was at school, lessons started in a few minutes, my little daughter was alone at home, sick. Really didn't have the time, but wanted to get back to my friend with some info; he's all excited about his new bike.
Could have done it in the afternoon, but I wanted to get back home and not google twenty minutes and maybe find nothing. So I thought that the boys at gt-rider sure can tell me in a jiffy the most important facts. I have to admit that in a way I wanted others to do my work. But then sometimes I also post my limited knowledge for others to read and a discussion by insiders is usually more informative than scanning cold websites which may have the info I'm looking for or not. One website for example states that the CB400 has only five gears - wrong info.
Gotta run, the kids are waiting!
