Only filled up the tank and went to Brenig lake for a ride and brekky

Took the X9 for a long ride around the suffolk/essex borders to test the new exhaust. Its rather loud, but good!

Here's a pic of the exhaust fitted...

mottza wrote:Took the X9 for a long ride around the suffolk/essex borders to test the new exhaust. Its rather loud, but good!

Here's a pic of the exhaust fitted...

Very nice

I have just ordered a new front tyre.

where you got your tyre from steven????? im gonna need one soonish

michaelphillips wrote:where you got your tyre from steven????? im gonna need one soonish

smc sheffield should be here monday but cant have fitted wednesday so have to wait till next monday 17th. Got a pirelle diablo £107 fitted. I know it's a bit much but saves me a lot of hassle.

i have had a pirelle diablo on the front for nearly 2 years, caim on when i got scoot, i have found it to be very grippy, warms up well and have never had any problems with it, i run the front at 30 psi cold which warms up to 34 psi in use, you can always tell if it goes down to 28 psi cold , not sure whether to get another or go with bridgestone, as i like the rear battleaxe i got fitted, the H rate tyre is more expensive than say the s rated tyres

steven if you need the rear one to match £87 delivered http://www.oponeo.co.uk/moto-tyre-detai ... ear-tl-m-c" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
a good bike shop usually fits for £10 if you take the wheel in

michaelphillips wrote:i have had a pirelle diablo on the front for nearly 2 years, caim on when i got scoot, i have found it to be very grippy, warms up well and have never had any problems with it, i run the front at 30 psi cold which warms up to 34 psi in use, you can always tell if it goes down to 28 psi cold , not sure whether to get another or go with bridgestone, as i like the rear battleaxe i got fitted, the H rate tyre is more expensive than say the s rated tyres

mine say 42 psi on the front and back, i have always inflated to this!!!!!

Today I changed my airfilter and made a variator holder from plywood bolts.
Next up: oil change, clean the oil screen, valve clearance check, new drivebelt and rollers.

oil change,