Saw the all the aggro you went through and thought fook that!

Only because I had... yeah ok point taken

Stuck a 130/90 instead of a 130/80 on the back. Made it about 2" taller!!!

Taipan wrote:Stuck a 130/90 instead of a 130/80 on the back. Made it about 2" taller!!!

was this on the tmax, if so what Mk is it

put mine away now for winter its locked up snug as bug ,ill just polish it all over ,and fit the optimate plug on
its under cover so easy to work on on it in the dry ,might have to come one day in Dec, for mot
other than that it not going any where

Taipan wrote:Stuck a 130/90 instead of a 130/80 on the back. Made it about 2" taller!!!

Also faster right? What brand tires do you use?

I just finished fitting 18g Dr. Pulley sliders and a new belt on my trusty Burger. Several of the rollers that I took out had severe flat spots and there was gunk that had worn off them in the corners of the races. The belt wasn't too worn and had no cracks or splits. I can't say how old it was - I've put 10,000 miles on it and the Burger had 12,500 on the clock when I bought it with a busted speedo. So far, I'm pleased. What had begun to be annoying chatter at take-off is gone. And I reach highway cruising speed at about 1,000 fewer rpm. We'll see about gas mileage as things bed in.

Did the 36000 klm service
Belt, clutch, oil filter oil air filter, Dr pulley 19grm cost 160 euro
Done by me, at the honda service they want 220 euro!

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Fitted new mirrors and tax disc holder after picking bike up from garage yesterday.

Today fitted new fuse so lighter socket and underseat light works.

Fitted a pair of Tucano Urbano muffs for the winter. THEY WORK!! 12 miles in sub-frreezing, windy weather and my hands felt the same at the end as they did at the beginning. That's all I need for my commute but I'll have to take a longer ride soon to see if they hold up. They took a bit of getting used to - the starter button and the turn signals and my hands inside 'mittens' - but it didn't take long and they felt comfortable. Underlayers and insulated boots and a balaclava and the muffs and I'm ready for winter!