Thank you Andy / ThreewheelBonnie
Maybe it is indeed a personal choice. I have absolutely no understanding of the bike I drive at all and so a bit insecure on that part, depending on the nearest mechanic shop when the bike breaks down.
What I'm actually asking is the following: is the nearest mechanic shop better capable of helping me when I turn up with a carbed naked bike than when I come with a fuel injected plastic covered motor scooter? Or are most mechanics these days good with things like fuel injection?
I will try to learn but never been any good with my hands except for repairing computers. And I'm not that young anymore so learning is a bit slower. But I agree, it would be the best to learn your bike but I'm not sure that's an option for someone who cannot hammer a nail in wood without bending it.
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