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I recently bought a Abus Sledg 77 padlock along with a specific holder for carriing it. But I was afraid of not remember to removal the padlock and going ground :( With the padlock came an spiral cable for attaching it from the padlock to the handlebar, but it seemed very inconvenient so I...

The fuse for that connector is rated 2A. If you take more current from it (A USB adapter and a GSP adapter shouldn't) the fuse will blow up. Nothing bad.

404 Not Found 1 - Recambios ProeuroParts 64€ for the plastic piece of the tank gas. Locate the part here Invalid Parameter Error Then search the internet for the part number I don't think this bike parts are expensive. And having fake tank is good: You can even change the color of your bike...

This is really awesome. Thanks for sharing. I was not aware that something with this pro level could be achieved at home, although I'm sure you should be a very skilled DIYer. I will try something smaller first cos I don't think I have your skills.

I have 4.300Km in my bike and I have never reset the consumption meter, so as soon as I read your comments I turn on my bike to verify it: That correct :) So the meter firmware has a bug. Fortunately it is enough to reset the consumption meter at least once every 4.000Km to avoid it, but we...

I have put those on y bike 4.000Km ago. Set to 1/3 of the screw length and it makes a huge difference, specially when braking. Easy to install. Cheap to buy. Fully advisable.

Great work!

Hi Michelle Welcome from the antipodes :)

In case this helps: 61 is teh ABS warning light

I have been gifted with a pait of Oxford heated grips by a great friend of mine and I was ver excited about not having my hands freezed anymore during these months. But as those grips are for universal fitting, the cables are too long and the connectors too bad. Mounting those grips as they...

I'm from the rest of the world, not from UK :D, so even using that device it is difficult. My meter can switch from km/h to miles/h and from l/100Km to miles/galon so maybe British people measure engine speed in rad/s instead rpm?

According to the part list there are only two speedometers, one for UK and one for the rest of the world. I cannot imagine the reason. But not different meters for ABS and non ANS models

I think so. But in my case it is not an issue: I never lean so much. If you needed to shorten the original ones (dangerous), I think this centre stand is not for you.

I have used this centre stand for 3000 km now and I can't be more happy :) It supports the bike perfectly over all kind of terrains, adapt perfectly to the bike when it is high and weights below 3Kg. I installed mine myself. And only needed the help of my 17 years daughter during five minuter...

No, sorry. I did it on the fly. But it is easy to take the measurements with the windshield brackets on the bike.

One of the few annoying things about my new MT-07 is where the instruments are placed. I have to look very far from the road in order to se my speed or revs. I decided to mov instruments forward but I wanted to maintain my windscreen. Fortunately it was much more easy than I initialy thought...

I have some news about this: In order to maintain front wheel up, it is enought to put a 20cm wood block under the engine.

51. I have had twelve bikes before. Some smaller and later bigger, but I was tinking in a small, yet powerfull enought bike for the last two years. And this Mt-07 is almost perfect. With some small modifications absolutly perfect for me. I usualy conmute with it all the year (80Km a day), but...

Hi uruluz Greetings from Madrid

What's your problem?