hello from Merseyside UK

Hi everyone discovered this site yesterday as I was trying to find out how to remove and clean my plugs.
I have had the silver wing for 3 years now and have been really pleased with it. Although it was a bit of an adjustment after my Honda VFR800.
I live on the Wirral which is on the opposite side of the River Mersey from Liverpool.

Hello dreese,

Welcome to the forum. Do you have a Owners Manual, It should have come with your scooter?

Hello dreese.

Do you know Dave Milnes? He lives up there and rides maxis.

Hello and welcome dreese... You are going to learn a lot tuning in to this forum...

Welcome to da neighborhood!

Howdy and welcome aboard. You'll find some good reading here, might even find a couple good people with good ideas Have a great ride.
Craig

People around every corner
They seem to smile and say
We don't care what your name is boy
We'll never turn you away



G,day

Thanks for all the responses good to meet you all. I had a good day today. Found the manual with the toolkit under the seat, cleaned my plugs charged the battery and the bike started!
So obviously had to take it on a run to make sure everything was working well. Had a great day in North Wales, some good roads and not even spoilt by drizzling rain alternating with cracking sunshine. The joys of British motocycling.

Welcome aboard. You'll find a wealth of information in old posts. Good for those days when there's more rain than sunshine.

Welcome from this side of the pond. There is a bunch of fantastic people on the forum. Have fun with the scoot and be safe.

Hey Hi Yo.

your quote: "Good for those days when there's more rain than sunshine."

Don't say that, mate. We will all have to double our efforts and posts....Sheesh, I might even run out of jokes.

Welcome Reese. Yet another rider not far from me. Iam in Bolton 40 mls down the road
Probably like me you never considered a scooter as an alternative to a bike. After having my swing for nearly 3 mths. I would not go back to a bike. The Americans do not see a scooter the same way as we do. We think of spottie students riding the little two stroke pop pops of the sixties and seventies.You will still find people are not as ready to talk to you when you go to bikers stops but they change thier minds when you blow them off on a few bends. I had a run to Rhyl the other week with my son in law who rides a 650 Burgman. This is the best site for advice, and humour enjoy!

Hi dreese, from the sunny south coast.

Living north of the 'Pool' does that still make you a 'Scouser'?

Loads of useful info on here and a good crowd too so lets hear a few tales from the north.

Hi mate, Im in manchester, I went from a cb1300 to the s/wing, havnt looked back, I was in wales on sunday, went to betis-y-coed, 200 mile trip, a great day, we must arrange a run out for s/wing owners in the north west, would be good, cheers marco.
Ps , welcome to the forum.

dreese

Welcome to the forum - enjoy the ride.