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It is a canbus bike, just a weird connector. 10400 baud rate (also weird and non standard), can interface to a Pi if you're so inclined

Talking about the Honda or the BMW now? I Know the BMW is canbus based.
 
They cleaned all the DCT connectors, said one was dirty and had got water in it, topped up the oil, cleared codes. They reckon that the problem should be sorted... Hope so.

Charging me one hour labour. Not bad.
 
Givi SA , about four months ago I attempted to buy some stuff of Givi SAs web site but it was impossible because you could not select your bike first and then see what was available for your bike , like Givi international .
I now see the SA site is off line for quite a while now(not surprised ) .
Where do you guys buy your Givi stuff from ?

BTW i sent Givi SA a mail explaining the problem .
 
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They cleaned all the DCT connectors, said one was dirty and had got water in it, topped up the oil, cleared codes. They reckon that the problem should be sorted... Hope so.

Charging me one hour labour. Not bad.
Huh? Surely that's a warranty problem?
 
Givi SA , about four months ago I attempted to buy some stuff of Givi SAs web site but it was impossible because you could not select your bike first and then see what was available for your bike , like Givi international .
I now see the SA site is off line for quite a while now(not surprised ) .
Where do you guys buy your Givi stuff from ?

BTW i sent Givi SA a mail explaining the problem .

Try your local dealerships, they might be able to get what you want. My BMW Motorrad accessories department always assists when coming to aftermarket (Non BMW) parts...
 
Talking about the Honda or the BMW now? I Know the BMW is canbus based.

Honda. If it's got a baud rate, it's canbus.

On a different note, I had my first side stand incident this morning. Got off the bike and thought why is this darn thing leaning so much? I don't remember jacking up the suspension... oh wait, I didn't put the stand out did I... nope, too far too rescue this, abandon ship... One perfectly executed somersault later I can only laugh at myself. Usually muscle memory kicks in and the stand goes out automatically, but not today for some reason. I don't even remember what I was so deep in thought about! Good thing I've got an adventure bike, no damage at all. It's also a lot easier to pick up on solid ground, vs my usual sandy dismounts :p
 
Honda. If it's got a baud rate, it's canbus.

On a different note, I had my first side stand incident this morning. Got off the bike and thought why is this darn thing leaning so much? I don't remember jacking up the suspension... oh wait, I didn't put the stand out did I... nope, too far too rescue this, abandon ship... One perfectly executed somersault later I can only laugh at myself. Usually muscle memory kicks in and the stand goes out automatically, but not today for some reason. I don't even remember what I was so deep in thought about! Good thing I've got an adventure bike, no damage at all. It's also a lot easier to pick up on solid ground, vs my usual sandy dismounts :p
Worse still is when you think you put the stand out, but you only did it half way.

So you lean it over with the full confidence that the stand is there and you even feel it touch down so you commit fully...and then it folds in on itself.

By the time you hear the clang of it folding up you know it's too late and then "I had to lay er down".
 
So I gotta give kudos to Honda Sandton - Devon and his mechie. Really nice, helpful guys. Not sure if they were bored because they had no work to do, but they spent a goodly amount of time working on my bike, also doing some proactive stuff like topping up the oil, and showing me how to check the level properly - now I need a paddock stand :p. Also did a chain service for me and tweaked the horns because one of them wasn't working. All for 1 hour's labour charge.
 
So I gotta give kudos to Honda Sandton - Devon and his mechie. Really nice, helpful guys. Not sure if they were bored because they had no work to do, but they spent a goodly amount of time working on my bike, also doing some proactive stuff like topping up the oil, and showing me how to check the level properly - now I need a paddock stand :p. Also did a chain service for me and tweaked the horns because one of them wasn't working. All for 1 hour's labour charge.

Why not get a center stand?
 
Some interesting stuff at Moro-Mate Rivonia this morning.
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KTM RAD
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This Honda MSX is tiny - standing flat footed my crotch clears the seat (I’m 1.70m)
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Givi SA , about four months ago I attempted to buy some stuff of Givi SAs web site but it was impossible because you could not select your bike first and then see what was available for your bike , like Givi international .
I now see the SA site is off line for quite a while now(not surprised ) .
Where do you guys buy your Givi stuff from ?

BTW i sent Givi SA a mail explaining the problem .

Guts n Gas sorted me out with a Givi Tank Bag.

Give them a google & a buzz.
 
SW-MOTECH Centerstand Honda NC700X
R 2,650.00

Paddock stand - R600 or so :P

Ah, that would certainly do it :p Mine was free, hehe. Someone prototyped a stand for me (on my previous bike), installed it and said I must let them know if there are any issues. No issues, and a few emails later asking about price were ignored so... free
 
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