[Ride 207]

Im seriously considering buying an F7 And I was just wondering how reliable you guys's have been for you

I hear about them breaking down alot, I want to be able to put on about 5000 miles a season and have very minamal problems happen durrin the season, Idc how much I have to do to it AFTER WINTER IS OVER


So whats some of the common things that break on them, Or is there anything

thanks :beerchug:

 

[packer fan]

First off, the problems you heard were the problems that were fixed under warranty, all of the recall issues. I have a 2003 F7 with 3100 miles that I have yet to open the hood on except to add oil. The thing is flat out awesome and the EFI is the way too go. I am selling it due to I just bought a left over 2005 F7 EFI. Buy one and you won't regret it. Just my .02.

 

[Ride 207]

Originally posted by Packer Fan@Sep 20 2005, 06:59 PM
First off, the problems you heard were the problems that were fixed under warranty, all of the recall issues.  I have a 2003 F7 with 3100 miles that I have yet to open the hood on except to add oil.  The thing is flat out awesome and the EFI is the way too go.  I am selling it due to I just bought a left over 2005 F7 EFI.  Buy one and you won't regret it.  Just my .02.
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How much you looking to get for it???

 

[chevyfreak06]

I have a 2004 f7efi standard and the sled has been bulletproof. It's also a rocket with me on it last year i had it doing 119 on a lake.

 

[packer fan]

Looking to get $4000. I am located in WI though, I see that your in Maine, that would be a road trip.

 

[kevin]

Great sled. If it's well maintained you will run trouble free.

 

[CASEY MR F7]

6800 miles on my 03 F7. Been bulletproof with no problems whatsoever.