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For some reason I had second thoughts on the bike I was buying and backed out, not exactly sure why but just wasn’t as keen as I felt I should be. I have however found another one though, a European import but will I have to swap the headlight for a uk one and I believe that can the clocks be switched to mph?
Cheers,
Mark
Cheers,
Mark
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Hard to say regarding the headlight.Pan wrote:Right people, bike now secured and deposit paid. Due to my work pattern and the seller going abroad I’ll collect it at the end of the month :0). It’s an Italian import, completely standard, 40,000km but I think it will need a uk headlight?
Mark
Before we realised that Aprilia had fitted a number of UK bikes with European headlights (which they changed over for free), I don't recall anybody having problems at MOT time.
I think the beam pattern is not that severe.
However, MOT tests have got tighter so maybe this would be picked up these days.
I guess it's better to swap it if you can.
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Every time the battery is disconnected the dash display will revert to factory settings, which is kph and a 6,500 rpm limit,sometimes it just does it anyway !Pan wrote:For some reason I had second thoughts on the bike I was buying and backed out, not exactly sure why but just wasn’t as keen as I felt I should be. I have however found another one though, a European import but will I have to swap the headlight for a uk one and I believe that can the clocks be switched to mph?
Cheers,
Mark
Easy to sort,
kph to mph, push and hold button A until mph flashes, then push button B to confirm.
To change rpm limit, turn ignition on, the needle will rise to the set limit then fall to 0, push and hold buttonn C until chosen figure is achieved, 9,500 is good.
When you have set mph, switch off, then set rpm, switch off,then on again, all should be good
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If you never ask the answer will always be NO.
Really good crowd on here, tons of know how, all for free ! (Well almost free, it may cost a pint or two in the virtual bar and there may be an element of good natured pisstaking ).
Now you can congratulate yourself on having refined choice in bikes

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For any new Falco owner, this site is a REALLY useful resource - downloadable workshop manual in searchable PDF/OCR format, cheat sheet to tell you how to use and abuse the buttons on the controls, plus lots of other stuff:
http://www.martinpoll.dk/div_april.htm
http://www.martinpoll.dk/div_april.htm