MT-07

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Dodgy knees wrote: Wed Sep 15, 2021 7:20 am Cracking little bike . I imagine being perfect for many, including the tracer version. 👍
The tracer version is rubbish, it just isn't as much fun or anywhere near as lively. No idea what they have done to the tracer but having ridden one you'd say it has 20hp less and the weight of the moon on the front end. It wouldn't even clutch up nicely in 2nd whereas the MT can be picked up in 3rd
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Scotsrich wrote: Wed Sep 15, 2021 7:45 am
Noggin wrote: Wed Sep 15, 2021 7:26 am A friend out here has one of those (not the same colours!). She loves it - when we get to go riding next year, I am hoping to get a go - I'm sure she won't mind a swap for some time on an old Monster!!

Be very wary.

That way lies madness (or at the very least dissatisfaction with your own bike once you get back on it)
LOL Nah! I bought the Monster for a reason - to race in a certain class. Ok, it's gonna be my learn-to-ride-again bike too, but I will always be happy with it (once I've learnt to ride again). But I never mind trying others and maybe adding to the long Iwant list!! LOL :lol: :lol:
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Yorick wrote: Wed Sep 15, 2021 10:44 am That's a gurl's bike.
What can I say, I'm a gurlie kinda guy :bblonde:
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New S22 tyres and k tech shock fitted this morning. Set shock with a few mm more ride height and set damping. Then took on a 200 mile ride to seaside for chips 👍
Tyres are an improvement and the handling is now superb, it was good but it’s now perfect for a road bike. Can’t fault anything yet. Exhaust is still too loud but I’ll get that sorted. Wasn’t gonna go so far but was loving every minute of it 🏆



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The keeper has had a clean and pillion pegs removed :)

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"the keeper" - good one!!
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Its lasted 2 weeks, it must be doing something right.
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Looks nice 😎
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Very nice. Not sure how I feel about the fluro colour scheme.

Now that you have sorted the rear suspension, how does it match up with the standard forks?

Does the exhaust have the baffle in? The Akras sound great on these, but I reckon a bit too much for anything more than a quick blast.
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weeksy wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 12:10 pm Its lasted 2 weeks, it must be doing something right.
Or he's too busy at work to advertise it? :D

I really like the MT range, cracking looking bikes. 8-)
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Taipan wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 2:04 pm
weeksy wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 12:10 pm Its lasted 2 weeks, it must be doing something right.
Or he's too busy at work to advertise it? :D

I really like the MT range, cracking looking bikes. 8-)
I was looking over the MT09SP at the dealer last week and nothing really jumped out at me on the shape of it... i am thinking of waiting for the newer XSR900 with full electronics, assuming they make it.
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tricol wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 1:54 pm Very nice. Not sure how I feel about the fluro colour scheme.

Now that you have sorted the rear suspension, how does it match up with the standard forks?

Does the exhaust have the baffle in? The Akras sound great on these, but I reckon a bit too much for anything more than a quick blast.
Forks are pretty good tbh, won't be doing much to them until I've tried it on track :)
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Good to see you found a bike to get your road mojo back again ….. for a while at least ;)
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It's still here :)
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Couchy wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:22 pm It's still here :)
It's the new "class" bike for RTTL!!
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lostboy wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:27 pm
Couchy wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:22 pm It's still here :)
It's the new "class" bike for RTTL!!
Well we had a 790 fest at one stage with 3 of them at Pembrey one day. 4 owned at the same time though, maybe 5 if Joe19 got his at same time.

I'm sure we won't be beating that with mt07s though
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I am going to look at an 07 Saturday. so might be another for the list
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formula400 wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 9:55 pm I am going to look at an 07 Saturday. so might be another for the list
Are you gonna test it ?
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weeksy wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 4:19 pm
lostboy wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:27 pm
Couchy wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 2:22 pm It's still here :)
It's the new "class" bike for RTTL!!
Well we had a 790 fest at one stage with 3 of them at Pembrey one day. 4 owned at the same time though, maybe 5 if Joe19 got his at same time.

I'm sure we won't be beating that with mt07s though
Wasn't there a 390 'love in' at one point as well? ? You've got me looking at the mt07, not a bad price new, maybe go half's with my lad, he's got an A2 licence, so could have a 'cough' restrictor fitted!! ;)