Lots of people getting there Scramblers now and a few seem to be newish riders so just thought I would post a couple of suggestions taken from my own experience.
1. Don't believe everything you read on internet forums, take everything with a grain of salt.
2. Unless you're changing something for purely cosmetic reasons, leave it for a while and let everything bed in and for you to get used to it before you decide to hate it. By this I mean all the common whinge stuff - seat, suspension, throttle etc. All this stuff settles and gets better. I'm happy with mine now after around 1200km so leave it til after the first service.
3. Don't be scared to play with it, lots of stuff is adjustable and not permanent, lever position, mirrors, rear shock, tyre pressure etc, try and see what you like.
4. Ride and enjoy.
1. Don't believe everything you read on internet forums, take everything with a grain of salt.
2. Unless you're changing something for purely cosmetic reasons, leave it for a while and let everything bed in and for you to get used to it before you decide to hate it. By this I mean all the common whinge stuff - seat, suspension, throttle etc. All this stuff settles and gets better. I'm happy with mine now after around 1200km so leave it til after the first service.
3. Don't be scared to play with it, lots of stuff is adjustable and not permanent, lever position, mirrors, rear shock, tyre pressure etc, try and see what you like.
4. Ride and enjoy.