You can toggle the digital speedo/odo between mph and kph. As far as I know the headlight dips to the left. I've had mine for 4 years and over 28,000 miles and in my opinion, it's a great all-round bike. I use it for every day commuting, all year round. I agree, the seat is a bit low on comfort but bum-numbness does not affect me until I'm over 120-130 miles at a stretch. I bought a Sargent seat on Ebay and it's an improvement on the stock seat. Others speak highly of the Yamaha gel seat too. Crash damage - the usual parts to get damaged (levers, pegs, mirrors, fairing, front sub-frame, indicators, engine covers) are replaced easily but here are a couple of ways to check if the bike's been down the road. The pedals bend easily. Look at the frame behind the rear brake and gear shift pedals, if the aluminium frame is marked, it's been over on its side and the pedal has dug into it. Another check is the headlight mounting lugs, particularly the top ones, they snap off easily in a spill. The brake calipers don't like road salt so if the bike has been ridden through winter, check that the pistons are not seized in the calipers. They need regular maintenance anyway. Front brake disc paint flakes off. The immobiliser can drain the battery over a few weeks if the bike is not started; so I keep mine on a trickle charger over the weekends and when I swap to the other bike. Erm, that's it. Buy and enjoy.