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Re: Empty hole next to ignition keyhole
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 5:33 pm
by Taz
As I mentioned, shining a torch in the hole makes it easy to read the level.
Re: Empty hole next to ignition keyhole
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 5:58 am
by you you
brendan_honda wrote:qed wrote:Mine looks slightly different. Reserviour is set further back and the panel doesn't have the trim finishing grommet
Mine doesn't have the grommet either. is yours an esp model?
It is - its a 125 ESP
Re: Empty hole next to ignition keyhole
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 6:21 am
by brendan_honda
qed wrote:brendan_honda wrote:qed wrote:Mine looks slightly different. Reserviour is set further back and the panel doesn't have the trim finishing grommet
Mine doesn't have the grommet either. is yours an esp model?
It is - its a 125 ESP
same as mine. So someone else has to be jealous of not having the grommet in the first place. !!
Re: Empty hole next to ignition keyhole
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:29 pm
by C-Note
WhiteNoise wrote:Good to hear!
Can you see the fluid level? Due to the "set back" it must be hard to read
I didn't really take it all the way out and uncover it to look closely. It's nestled in the back of my garage and a little hard to get to.
What I did was just reach over and stick my finger in the opening and I could feel the tank and the graduations along the side of the reservoir, so I can tell it's there.
I'll take a closer look when i get it back out to ride in the spring.
Thanks for the input though!
Re: Empty hole next to ignition keyhole
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 12:47 pm
by C-Note
Well, we had a 55 degree day here in the middle January last weekend, so I decided to uncover my scoot and fire it up. She started like new! I took it for a little mid-winter spin.
While I had it out I checked the opening for the brake reservoir. Had to shine a light in there to actually see it, but it was there.
Just an update.