01-25-2022, 03:59 AM
(01-25-2022, 03:53 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote:(01-25-2022, 03:40 AM)Charlie Bravo_imp Wrote: I had an Aprilia Shiver 750 for a while. Bought it from a gal who was selling it to move to Europe for grad school, and did not test ride it. This was in Hollywood, CA, a very hot day. I just asked her to ride it up and down the street so I could hear it run and shift, but when I rode it home, I noticed that it had a swoopy feeling, like it wasn't planted. I went on some forums and found the fix, which was crank the single rear shock down tighter and that improved the feel, but it had a habit of changing riding modes on its own. I'd bee riding, and it would suddenly not run very well. It had switched modes from Street to Rain. I'd change it back, and some days later it would do it again. I ended up selling it.
Consider yourself lucky, as this bike did not have park/stop mode
Consider yourself lucky, as this bike did not have park/stop mode
I think the earlier Aprilia Shiver models had some issues - I seem to recall from the dealership. Those were covered under warranty.